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Old May 26th, 2008, 11:37 PM   #1
 
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I got my hands on a set of Rox Risers and Universal Solex handlebar with the pod dash panel. I have to say Rox products are top notch quality. The installation was pretty straight forward and simple just a little time consuming in being that Kawie has plenty of bolts to remove. Total time was about 30-45 minutes but I took my time. The only problem I had which really isn't is that the dash panel needs the rubber spacers from the stock pod and doesn't tell you so, it just takes you a few minutes to look it over and see that you need them and you swap them. You will see what I mean by my pic. The ability to be able to adjust your seating position is a great advantage especially on long rides. The wider handlebar makes steering much easier, you will see this as soon as you drive on a hard surface. I went for ride with the family this weekend and I had to drive much slower and the better seating position and wider bars really were much more comfortable and easier on the upper body. This is a great addition to your quad, total cost is under $200.
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Very nice!
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Old May 27th, 2008, 01:57 PM   #3
 
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Default REVIEW: ROX RISERS & SOLEX BARS

Nice review! I contacted Ryan, at Rox, and they believe that the dash mount will work for Prairie's as well! I may well give the risers a try with a set of Fast Flexx bars. $$ will decide, but I am more sold, than ever, after reading your review.
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I have the same set up and i love it!
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Does the dash hit anything when you trun the bars? It looks like it is kind of low. I have a set of flexx bars, an realy want to mount them on my 650I.
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mine doesn't hit anything there isn't going to be any movement except side to side looks and works pretty slick

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does look better then the cluster it had before
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I like the looks of the stock pod but the Rox dash panel looks sleeker and sportier
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can i see more pics of that bar pad? i would like to get one.....the one that comes with the solex bars is ugly
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next time I get it out I will take a pic for you
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