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Denis Ferron Posted on Jul 03, 2020
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Triumph Bonneville T100 2015 (5'4" short arms) need to back up my handlebars 1.5 to 2" I get sore neck , shoulder! Any suggestions if possible without making big changes! Different bars or back riser?

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If you shop around there are plenty of styles of handlebar. Might be worth you trying a bar from a dirt bike or some sort of cruiser bike.
Another option could be to tilt your existing bars back a small amount and add a fork stem riser. Sometimes simply raising the handlebar height on the fork top can help.

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It is very important to monitor the condition of your motorcycle. I ride my bike a lot and I really like it. Since I do not have a car, a motorcycle is my main means of transportation. Recently, I noticed that my arms and shoulders were very tired. My friend advised me to go to cyclehealthinfo.com . These guys picked up a great solution to my problem. Now I can ride calmly without my arms getting tired and my shoulders hurt. Be sure to contact them, they will help you make the right choice and help solve your problem!

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