Is this normal ??
Riser gap ?
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Cabby
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Riser gap ?
I have what seems a large gap between the bottom of my riders and the top yoke, as seen in pic below, not only that, there is a fair bit of play when pushing/pulling on the bars.
Is this normal ??
Is this normal ??
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Arjen
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Re: Riser gap ?
This is normal. The mounts have some rubber bushings.
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Re: Riser gap ?
Have you tried to tighten the nuts on the risers. The rubber may have deteriorated some and tightening may take some slack out.
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Re: Riser gap ?
Normal. 
Mezo.
Mezo.
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