WRP handlebars

Tiradritto Posts : 312 Join date : 2021-08-19

Hi all,

As any of you ever bought one of these?
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Are there better options in Europe for a more confortable reach than stock?

I am considereing a black one (my current is chrome), but I'm not confident if it will look good on my red GRiSO 1100 (along with the other chrome bits like the headlight, for example). If any of you have installed a black handlebar on a 1100 and could post some pictures I would be thankful...

Cheers

Squinternotto Posts : 5 Join date : 2016-04-06 Age : 47

Hello Matias,

Here goes a foto of my GRiSO 1100 with the black handlebar.

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Tiradritto Posts : 312 Join date : 2021-08-19

Hi Cse,

Looks great on your bike!
It's hard to tell the brand by the picture, but it looks even wider than the stock one...
Did it improved the reach/riding position?

Abraço,
Matias

Tiradritto Posts : 312 Join date : 2021-08-19

Hi guys,

First of all let me wish each one of you a:
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Coming back to the subject of this post, has any of you ever measured the handlebar of the GRiSO 1100? Are the dimensions similar to the ones below?

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Thanks.

Carlotto Posts : 48 Join date : 2023-06-30

Matias wrote:: Hi all,

As any of you ever bought one of these?
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Are there better options in Europe for a more confortable reach than stock?

I am considereing a black one (my current is chrome), but I'm not confident if it will look good on my red GRiSO 1100 (along with the other chrome bits like the headlight, for example). If any of you have installed a black handlebar on a 1100 and could post some pictures I would be thankful...

Cheers

After swapping bars and also trying Onur's risers, I've settled on these risers with the stock bars: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

They've provided a very comfortable reach for me with my short arms. You will need to extend the hydraulic lines though and possibly the clutch and brake switch wires (I've got Brembo units so my switch wires had to be modified anyway). I got brake line extenders from LSL but if I had to do it again I'd just replace the lines completely as the extenders aren't cheap.

Tiradritto Posts : 312 Join date : 2021-08-19

Thanks Jon.
I was hopping not to have to change hydraulic lines and wires, compensating a slight increase in heigth/reach with a slight reduction in width....