You can make some small adjustments with the stock bars to make it a little more comfortable. You can loosing the bar itself and rotate it a little to get a better angle on the levers to fit you for your personal taste. You might be able to loosing the clip-on clamp to move them out a little, but beware that it has a little nub to keep them from moving forward too much so the bars don't hit the fairing at full lock.
Aftermarket handlebar options
Afternoon all! I have a 2018 959 and since COVID (and work from home) it's been gathering dust in the garage (bar the odd spin here and there). Before I put it up for sale I thought I'd investigate aftermarket handlebar options that would make the ergos more friendly to my decaying body that has played far too many contact sports over the years (I'm now in my 50's). I can only ride the thing for short distances before my back and wrists are screaming. All thoughts/ ideas would be very welcome!
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Thanks so much for the tips! I haven't found any alternative options so I'll be trying some adjustments this weekend.You can make some small adjustments with the stock bars to make it a little more comfortable. You can loosing the bar itself and rotate it a little to get a better angle on the levers to fit you for your personal taste. You might be able to loosing the clip-on clamp to move them out a little, but beware that it has a little nub to keep them from moving forward too much so the bars don't hit the fairing at full lock.
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