The best motorcycle handlebar risers overall in this roundup are the Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers for their adjustable position, while the Tusk 30 mm Billet 6061-T6 risers stand out for a simpler fixed-rise setup. Riders who need more reach adjustment can compare the Americruise kit, which combines pullback with rise. The main tradeoff is between a compact, bike-specific fit and extra height or setback that may call for longer cables and wiring. Clamp diameter, mounting style, and available cable slack matter as much as the listed rise. Read on for the full breakdown, selection criteria, and fit checks before choosing.
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Key Takeaways
- Adjustability is the Tusk pivoting models’ distinguishing feature: they offer more position tuning than the fixed-rise options, but the correct handlebar diameter still matters.
- Rise alone does not describe the new riding position: Americruise adds 1 inch of pullback alongside 3.5 inches of rise, while several other picks combine modest rise with setback or offset.
- Bar diameter divides the field: the list includes 7/8-inch, 1-inch, 1-1/8-inch, and 1.25-inch clamp options, so a similar-looking riser may not fit your handlebar.
- Material and construction set different priorities: Tusk’s 6061-T6 billet aluminum option emphasizes material specification, while compact and budget-style sets focus on a straightforward fit and function.
- The tallest options are not automatic upgrades: the YDLMT 4-inch and Americruise 3.5-inch risers offer a larger position change, but cable, hose, and control-wire slack becomes a more important fit check.
| KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers |  | Best for a Straightforward 1-Inch Rise | Material: 6061-T6 aluminum | Handlebar diameter: 25 mm (1 inch) | Height increase: 38 mm | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers for Motorcycles and Dirt Bikes |  | Best for Adjustable Bar Position | Product type: Pivoting handlebar risers | Rise: 2 inches | Bar clamp size: 7/8 inch | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, Aluminum, Black |  | Best Black Fixed-Rise Option | Material: 6061-T6 aluminum | Color: Black | Handlebar diameter: 25 mm (1 inch) | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| TDZ 2-Inch Handlebar Riser and Top Clamp Kit for 1-Inch Handlebars |  | Best for Specific Harley Fitment | Material: 77075 aviation-grade aluminum alloy | Rise height: 2 inches | Handlebar diameter: 1 inch | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| M MATI 7/8-Inch Heavy-Duty Handlebar Risers, 30 mm, Black |  | Best for a Moderate 7/8-Inch Rise | Handlebar diameter: 7/8 inch | Riser height: 30 mm | Material: CNC aluminum | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| YDLMT 4-Inch Chrome Motorcycle Handlebar Risers for Harley 1-Inch Handlebars |  | Best for a Tall Harley Rise | Quantity: 2 risers | Riser height: 4 inches | Handlebar compatibility: 1-inch handlebars | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| QWORK Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, 2-Piece Set for 7/8-Inch (22 mm) Handlebars |  | Best for Simple 7/8-Inch Bar Upgrades | Quantity: 2 risers | Handlebar diameter: 7/8 inch (22 mm) | Compatible vehicles: Dirt bikes and ATVs | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Americruise Motorcycle Handlebar Risers with 1-Inch Pullback and Top Clamp, 3.5-Inch Rise, Chrome |  | Best Complete Kit for Harley 1-Inch Bars | Rise: 3.5 inches | Pullback: 1 inch | Handlebar diameter: 1 inch | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| KEMIMOTO 7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, Aluminum, Black |  | Best Measured Lift for 7/8-Inch Bars | Handlebar size: 7/8 inch | Rise height: 30 mm (1.2 inches) | Material: CNC aluminum | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers for 1-1/8-Inch Handlebars | | Best for Adjustable Positioning | Rise: 2 inches | Handlebar size: 1-1/8 inches (28 mm) | Adjustment: Forward or backward | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Eumti 1.25-Inch Handlebar Riser Top Clamp Kit, 1.1-Inch Rise, Black |  | Best for 1.25-Inch Bars | Handlebar diameter: 1.25 inches | Rise: 1.1 inches | Riser height: 1.25 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Tusk Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, 30 mm Rise, Billet 6061-T6 Aluminum |  | Best for a Straightforward 30 mm Lift | Rise: 30 mm | Handlebar compatibility: 7/8-inch handlebars | Material: Billet 6061-T6 aluminum | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 7/8-Inch (22 mm) Mini Bike Handlebar Risers |  | Best for Mini Bikes and Pit Bikes | Handlebar size: 7/8 inch (22 mm) | Package quantity: 1 pair | Item weight: 8.1 oz | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers with Clamps, 30 mm Rise, 20 mm Setback, Black |  | Best for Added Setback | Handlebar fit: 7/8 inch (22 mm) | Rise: 30 mm (1.18 inches) | Backward extension: 20 mm (0.79 inches) | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Feiteplus 7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, 38 mm Rise, 18 mm Offset, Black |  | Best for Adjustable Bar Position | Handlebar diameter: 22 mm (7/8 inch) | Rise: 38 mm (1.5 inches) | Offset: 18 mm (0.71 inches), forward or backward | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| motorcycle handlebar riser | Material | Handlebar diameter |
|---|---|---|
| KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Han | 6061-T6 aluminum | 25 mm (1 inch) |
| Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Riser | — | — |
| KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Han | 6061-T6 aluminum | 25 mm (1 inch) |
| TDZ 2-Inch Handlebar Riser and | 77075 aviation-grade aluminum alloy | 1 inch |
| M MATI 7/8-Inch Heavy-Duty Han | CNC aluminum | 7/8 inch |
| YDLMT 4-Inch Chrome Motorcycle | CNC-machined aluminum | — |
| QWORK Motorcycle Handlebar Ris | — | 7/8 inch (22 mm) |
| Americruise Motorcycle Handleb | CNC-machined aluminum | 1 inch |
| KEMIMOTO 7/8-Inch Motorcycle H | CNC aluminum | — |
| Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Riser | Aluminum | — |
| Eumti 1.25-Inch Handlebar Rise | 6061-T6 aluminum | 1.25 inches |
| Tusk Motorcycle Handlebar Rise | Billet 6061-T6 aluminum | — |
| 7/8-Inch | — | — |
| 7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar | 6063-T6 aluminum | — |
| Feiteplus 7/8-Inch Motorcycle | Billet aluminum | 22 mm (7/8 inch) |
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KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers
For riders with compatible 1-inch handlebars who want a measured posture change rather than a large lift, these KEMIMOTO risers offer a 38 mm rise in a straightforward clamp-style package. The forged 6061-T6 aluminum construction and included M12 bolts make this a more complete setup than risers that supply fewer mounting pieces, though buyers still need to verify their bike’s mounting fit.
Compared with the Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers, this model gives less height and no forward-or-backward adjustment; that simpler design suits riders who already know the position they want. The tradeoff is limited flexibility, and instructions are not included. Check handlebar diameter and vehicle compatibility before ordering; it does not fit the 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40.
Pros:- Forged 6061-T6 aluminum construction
- Raises compatible handlebars by 38 mm
- Includes two M12 bolts and an Allen wrench
- Compact 72 mm overall length
Cons:- No installation instructions are included
- Fitment is limited to compatible 1-inch handlebars and vehicles
- Does not fit the 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40
Best for: Riders with a verified 1-inch handlebar and compatible mounting setup who want a moderate, fixed rise with basic hardware included.
Not ideal for: Riders seeking a 2-inch lift, adjustable bar positioning, or a kit with installation instructions; it also will not fit the 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40.
- Material:6061-T6 aluminum
- Handlebar diameter:25 mm (1 inch)
- Height increase:38 mm
- Overall length:72 mm (2.8 inches)
- Width:50 mm (2 inches)
- Item weight:0.46 kg
- Included components:Two riser clamps, two M12 bolts, and one Allen wrench
- Fitment exclusion:Does not fit 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40
Our verdict“Choose this KEMIMOTO set for a fixed 38 mm rise on a verified compatible 1-inch setup, not for adjustable positioning or a taller lift.”
Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers for Motorcycles and Dirt Bikes
The standout here is not just the 2-inch rise, but the ability to move the bars forward or backward. That gives riders more scope to tune reach and standing posture than fixed-height options such as the KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers. It also adapts a 7/8-inch clamp to work with either 7/8-inch or 1-1/8-inch handlebars, which broadens bar-size compatibility without making it a universal vehicle fit.
This is the strongest choice in this group for riders who want to experiment with bar position, especially on a compatible dirt bike or motorcycle. The tradeoff is that the adjustment and tall lift make fitment checks particularly important: the listed fitment covers selected models, not every motorcycle from those brands. Handlebars are not included, so this is a riser solution, not a complete bar conversion.
Pros:- Raises bars by 2 inches
- Allows forward or backward positioning
- Accommodates 7/8-inch or 1-1/8-inch handlebars with a 7/8-inch clamp
- Listed for selected motorcycles from several manufacturers
Cons:- Handlebars are not included
- Fitment applies to selected models and requires verification
- A 2-inch lift may not suit riders seeking only a modest posture adjustment
Best for: Riders on a listed compatible motorcycle or dirt bike who want a substantial lift and the ability to fine-tune forward or backward bar position.
Not ideal for: Owners who want a simple fixed riser, need handlebars included, or cannot verify that their vehicle and clamp setup match the fitment guide.
- Product type:Pivoting handlebar risers
- Rise:2 inches
- Bar clamp size:7/8 inch
- Handlebar compatibility:7/8 inch or 1-1/8 inch
- Adjustment:Forward or backward positioning
- Included components:Risers; handlebars not included
- Manufacturer part number:215818
- Listed fitment:Selected Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, Beta, and Triumph motorcycles
Our verdict“Pick the Tusk pivoting risers if adjustable reach and a 2-inch lift matter more than a simple fixed setup.”
KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, Aluminum, Black
This black KEMIMOTO set pairs a 38 mm fixed rise with forged 6061-T6 aluminum, making it a close functional match to the silver KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers. The main difference is finish, so buyers choosing between those two should focus on appearance and confirmed fit rather than expecting a different adjustment range or riding position. Both are built for 25 mm (1-inch) handlebars and include clamps, M12 bolts, and an Allen wrench.
Against the M MATI 7/8-Inch Heavy-Duty Handlebar Risers, this one fits a larger bar diameter and raises bars by 38 mm rather than 30 mm. That extra height may better suit riders wanting a more noticeable change, but it remains a fixed position. No manual is included, and the listed exclusion for the 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40 warrants careful fitment checking.
Pros:- Forged 6061-T6 aluminum construction
- Provides a 38 mm rise
- Black finish for riders matching darker hardware
- Includes two clamps, two M12 bolts, and an Allen wrench
Cons:- Installation instructions are not included
- Designed for compatible 1-inch handlebars only
- Does not fit the 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40
Best for: Riders with compatible 1-inch bars who want a black-finished, fixed 38 mm rise and prefer forged aluminum construction.
Not ideal for: Riders with 7/8-inch bars, those needing adjustable positioning, or owners of the 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40.
- Material:6061-T6 aluminum
- Color:Black
- Handlebar diameter:25 mm (1 inch)
- Height increase:38 mm
- Overall length:72 mm (2.8 inches)
- Width:50 mm (2 inches)
- Package contents:Two riser mount clamps, two M12 bolts, and one Allen wrench
- Fitment exclusion:Does not fit 2009 Suzuki Boulevard S40
Our verdict“Choose this version over the silver KEMIMOTO mainly for its black finish, provided your bike’s 1-inch bar and mounting fit are confirmed.”
TDZ 2-Inch Handlebar Riser and Top Clamp Kit for 1-Inch Handlebars
Unlike the universal-style clamp risers in this group, this TDZ kit is aimed at a narrower target: compatible Harley Touring, Softail, Sportster, and Dyna models with 1-inch handlebars and 3.5-inch riser spacing. Its 2-inch rise is substantially taller than the 30 mm M MATI risers, so it better suits riders seeking a larger change in bar height rather than a subtle adjustment. The kit supplies extension pieces and fasteners, and the product data says it can use the original bolts.
That focused fitment is also the main limitation. The spacing must match, and the finish information conflicts: the title describes chrome while the specifications list black anodized. Compared with the pivoting Tusk risers, this kit offers no stated forward-or-backward adjustment. I would confirm both fitment and finish before choosing it.
Pros:- Provides a 2-inch rise
- Made from 77075 aviation-grade aluminum alloy
- Includes three extension pieces, four bolts, and four nuts
- Designed for several listed Harley model families
Cons:- Fitment is limited to compatible models with 3.5-inch riser spacing
- Product title and specifications conflict on the finish
- No forward-or-backward adjustment is specified
Best for: Harley owners with 1-inch handlebars and verified 3.5-inch center-to-center riser spacing who want a 2-inch front rise.
Not ideal for: Riders with other handlebar diameters or riser spacing, anyone needing adjustable positioning, or buyers who require a confirmed chrome finish.
- Material:77075 aviation-grade aluminum alloy
- Rise height:2 inches
- Handlebar diameter:1 inch
- Riser spacing:3.5 inches center-to-center
- Listed fitment:Harley Touring, Softail, Sportster, and Dyna
- Included components:Three riser extension pieces, four bolts, and four nuts
- Finish listed in specifications:Black anodized; product title describes chrome
- Item weight:15.5 ounces
Our verdict“This kit makes sense for Harley riders who verify the 3.5-inch spacing and accept the unresolved finish discrepancy in exchange for a 2-inch rise.”
M MATI 7/8-Inch Heavy-Duty Handlebar Risers, 30 mm, Black
For riders using 7/8-inch handlebars, the M MATI risers offer a moderate 30 mm lift without the 2-inch jump of the Tusk pivoting risers or TDZ Harley kit. Their CNC aluminum construction and included bolts and washers make this a practical fixed-rise option for motorcycles and ATVs, while the stated one-year product support adds a direct support channel. The listed vehicle brands are broad, though that should not be mistaken for confirmed fit on every model.
Compared with the KEMIMOTO 1-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, this set fits a smaller bar diameter and raises the bars less. That makes it the more restrained choice for a compatible 7/8-inch setup, but it does not offer adjustable positioning. Buyers should verify their specific clamp and vehicle fit before ordering; the stated corrosion resistance does not remove that compatibility requirement.
Pros:- CNC aluminum construction described as corrosion-resistant and rust-proof
- Raises bars by a moderate 30 mm
- Includes two holders, four bolts, and four washers
- One year of product support
Cons:- Designed for 7/8-inch handlebars only
- Vehicle compatibility is described broadly and needs model-specific verification
- Fixed rise does not allow forward-or-backward adjustment
Best for: Motorcycle or ATV owners with verified 7/8-inch bars who want a moderate fixed rise and included mounting hardware.
Not ideal for: Owners of 1-inch handlebars, riders who want a 38 mm or 2-inch rise, or anyone who needs adjustable fore-and-aft positioning.
- Handlebar diameter:7/8 inch
- Riser height:30 mm
- Material:CNC aluminum
- Color:Black
- Compatible vehicles:Motorcycles and ATVs
- Compatible brands listed:Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Can-Am, BMW, and others
- Package contents:Two handlebar holders, four bolts, and four washers
- Warranty or support:One year of product support
Our verdict“Choose M MATI for a modest fixed lift on a confirmed 7/8-inch setup, and skip it if you need larger bars or more height.”
YDLMT 4-Inch Chrome Motorcycle Handlebar Risers for Harley 1-Inch Handlebars
The YDLMT stands apart for riders who want a full 4-inch rise on a compatible Harley with 1-inch bars. Its CNC-machined aluminum construction and chrome finish suit builds where the risers are a visible part of the cockpit, while the 3.5-inch-on-center mounting pattern supports many Dyna, Street Bob, Softail, and Sportster applications. Compared with the Americruise 3.5-inch riser, this model lifts the bars another half inch but does not include a top clamp or mounting screws. That can suit a rider who already has compatible hardware, but adds a separate parts check before installation. The fitment list is broad, not universal, and 1/2-inch-13 riser bolts are sold separately. With no instructions included, this is a better choice for a mechanically prepared buyer than a first-time installer.
Pros:- 4-inch rise suits riders seeking a noticeably higher handlebar position
- CNC-machined aluminum construction
- Chrome finish pairs with polished Harley-style components
- Fits many listed Harley models and accepts most OEM-style top clamps with offset mount holes
Cons:- Riser bolts are sold separately
- Installation instructions are not included
- Specific motorcycle fitment must be verified before purchase
Best for: Harley owners with 1-inch handlebars and a compatible 3.5-inch-on-center mount who want a pronounced rise and already have suitable mounting hardware.
Not ideal for: Riders seeking a complete, guided installation kit or anyone whose motorcycle requires a different mounting pattern or a less substantial rise.
- Quantity:2 risers
- Riser height:4 inches
- Handlebar compatibility:1-inch handlebars
- Mount spacing:3.5 inches on-center
- Material:CNC-machined aluminum
- Finish:Chrome
- Riser bolt compatibility:1/2-inch-13 bolts; sold separately
- Listed fitment:Most Harley Dyna, Street Bob, Softail, and Sportster models; verify fitment
Our verdict“Choose the YDLMT if your compatible Harley needs a taller 4-inch rise and you can source the bolts and confirm the mounting pattern.”
QWORK Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, 2-Piece Set for 7/8-Inch (22 mm) Handlebars
QWORK is the straightforward pick for dirt-bike and ATV owners who want a riser set for 7/8-inch (22 mm) handlebars without drilling or welding. Its aluminum and alloy-steel construction gives the kit a mixed-material build, while the two-piece format keeps the setup focused on compatible machines rather than larger 1-inch Harley bars. Compared with the KEMIMOTO 7/8-Inch risers, QWORK does not state a lift measurement, so buyers cannot easily predict how much the bar position will change. That makes fit and installation simplicity its clearest appeal, not precise ergonomic tuning. The missing height specification is a real limitation for riders trying to correct a known reach or posture issue; confirm the geometry before buying if a particular amount of lift matters.
Pros:- Designed for 7/8-inch (22 mm) handlebars
- Two-piece set for compatible dirt bikes and ATVs
- Aluminum and alloy-steel construction
- Installation is intended to require no drilling or welding
Cons:- No riser height or lift measurement is provided
- Compatibility is limited to 22 mm handlebars
- The unspecified lift makes ergonomic changes harder to predict
Best for: Dirt-bike and ATV owners with 22 mm handlebars who want a two-piece riser set and do not need a published lift measurement.
Not ideal for: Riders who need a specific, measurable rise or whose motorcycle uses 1-inch, 1-1/8-inch, or another handlebar diameter.
- Quantity:2 risers
- Handlebar diameter:7/8 inch (22 mm)
- Compatible vehicles:Dirt bikes and ATVs
- Materials:Aluminum and alloy steel
- Color:Silver
- Item weight:10.24 oz
- Model number:WD31450
- Installation:Designed to install without drilling or welding
Our verdict“Pick QWORK for a simple 22 mm dirt-bike or ATV installation, but choose a riser with a stated height if you need a known lift.”
Americruise Motorcycle Handlebar Risers with 1-Inch Pullback and Top Clamp, 3.5-Inch Rise, Chrome
The Americruise kit is the more self-contained choice for riders with compatible 1-inch bars who want both height and a modest reach change. Its 3.5-inch rise and 1-inch pullback move the controls up and slightly closer, while the included top clamp and four mounting screws make it a fuller package than the YDLMT 4-inch risers, which require separately sourced bolts and a compatible clamp. The tradeoff is a half-inch less rise, which may suit riders seeking a less dramatic change but not those specifically after the YDLMT’s taller lift. CNC-machined aluminum and chrome give the kit a coordinated finish. Since installation requires removing the stock handlebar, buyers should check fitment and available cable slack before taking on the swap.
Pros:- Combines a 3.5-inch rise with 1-inch pullback
- Includes two risers, a top clamp, and four mounting screws
- CNC-machined aluminum construction
- Chrome finish suits matching motorcycle hardware
Cons:- Fitment must be checked against the motorcycle and handlebar dimensions
- Installation requires removing the stock handlebar
- Provides less rise than the YDLMT 4-inch option
Best for: Harley Dyna, Street Bob, Softail, or Sportster owners with 1-inch bars who want a substantial rise, 1-inch pullback, and included clamp hardware.
Not ideal for: Riders who need a 4-inch rise, have a different bar diameter, or want to avoid removing the stock handlebar during installation.
- Rise:3.5 inches
- Pullback:1 inch
- Handlebar diameter:1 inch
- Material:CNC-machined aluminum
- Finish:Chrome
- Included components:2 risers, 1 top clamp, 4 mounting screws
- Item weight:1.14 pounds
- Listed fitment:Motorcycles with 1-inch handlebars; listed for Harley Dyna, Street Bob, Softail, and Sportster models
Our verdict“Choose Americruise for a bundled 1-inch-bar kit that adds both height and pullback, provided its fitment and installation demands suit your bike.”
KEMIMOTO 7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, Aluminum, Black
KEMIMOTO earns its place by stating exactly what QWORK leaves open: a 30 mm (1.2-inch) rise for 7/8-inch handlebars. That gives motorcycle, ATV, and dirt-bike riders a clearer basis for deciding whether the change may address their riding position, rather than guessing at an unspecified lift. Its CNC aluminum build and black finish keep the design simple, and the product is described as easy to install. Compared with the QWORK 2-piece set, the known height is the stronger buying signal; compared with the TUSK pivoting risers, this KEMIMOTO is a fixed-height option rather than a forward-or-backward adjustment system. Its biggest limitation is strict diameter compatibility: it will not fit 1-inch, 1-1/8-inch, or 1-1/4-inch bars. The listed unit count is one, so verify the package quantity for your setup.
Pros:- Published 30 mm (1.2-inch) rise makes the lift easier to judge
- CNC aluminum construction
- Designed for motorcycles, ATVs, and dirt bikes with 7/8-inch handlebars
- Black finish and described as easy to install
Cons:- Does not fit 1-inch, 1-1/8-inch, or 1-1/4-inch handlebars
- Fixed rise does not offer the TUSK pivoting option’s forward-or-backward adjustment
- Listed unit count is one, so confirm quantity for the intended installation
Best for: Riders with 7/8-inch handlebars who want a clearly specified 30 mm lift for a motorcycle, ATV, or dirt bike.
Not ideal for: Owners of 1-inch, 1-1/8-inch, or 1-1/4-inch bars, or riders who need adjustable fore-and-aft positioning.
- Handlebar size:7/8 inch
- Rise height:30 mm (1.2 inches)
- Material:CNC aluminum
- Color:Black
- Dimensions:1.89 in L x 0.94 in W
- Compatible vehicle types:Motorcycles, ATVs, and dirt bikes with 7/8-inch handlebars
- Unit count:1
- Fastener detail:Anti-rust bolts
Our verdict“Choose KEMIMOTO when your bars measure 7/8 inch and a fixed, stated 30 mm lift matters more than position adjustment.”
Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers for 1-1/8-Inch Handlebars
The TUSK is the lineup’s choice for riders who want to tune bar position, not just add height. It provides a 2-inch rise and pivots forward or backward, giving compatible 1-1/8-inch setups more scope to adjust reach than the fixed-height KEMIMOTO 7/8-Inch risers. That range can help riders refine their cockpit on a motorcycle, dirt bike, or ATV, but it depends on compatible mounts, an open mounting area, and enough cable slack. Those requirements make this less plug-and-play than the Americruise kit, which includes its top clamp and screws for its specified 1-inch-bar applications. TUSK supplies only the risers, and the handlebars are not included. Buyers should check diameter and cable routing before choosing this adjustable setup.
Pros:- 2-inch rise with forward-or-backward positioning adjustment
- Fits 1-1/8-inch handlebars
- Aluminum construction
- Suitable for compatible motorcycles, dirt bikes, and ATVs
Cons:- Only accepts 1-1/8-inch handlebars
- Requires compatible mounts, an open mounting area, and sufficient cable slack
- Handlebars are not included
Best for: Motorcycle, dirt-bike, and ATV riders with compatible 1-1/8-inch bars who want a 2-inch lift and the ability to shift the bars forward or backward.
Not ideal for: Riders with 7/8-inch or 1-inch bars, limited cable slack, incompatible mounts, or a preference for a complete handlebar-and-clamp kit.
- Rise:2 inches
- Handlebar size:1-1/8 inches (28 mm)
- Adjustment:Forward or backward
- Material:Aluminum
- Color:Silver
- Compatible vehicles:Motorcycles, dirt bikes, and ATVs
- Included components:Risers only; handlebars not included
- Model and manufacturer part number:215818
Our verdict“Choose TUSK if your 1-1/8-inch setup has compatible mounts and enough cable slack, and you want adjustment beyond a fixed rise.”
Eumti 1.25-Inch Handlebar Riser Top Clamp Kit, 1.1-Inch Rise, Black
The Eumti kit is the clearest fit here for riders with 1.25-inch handlebars and matching 3.5-inch center-to-center riser mounts. Its 1.1-inch rise offers a moderate change in reach and posture, rather than the larger lift of the Feiteplus 38 mm risers. The bolt-on kit includes a top clamp and mounting hardware, so it gives buyers a more complete setup than the pair-only mini-bike risers. CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum and an anodized finish suit riders seeking a durable, finished component, but the exact mounting dimensions matter: this is not a universal fit. It also excludes Road King and Road Glide models, so riders of those bikes should look elsewhere. I’d rank it for size-specific fit, not for the biggest change in bar position.
Pros:- Sized for 1.25-inch handlebars
- 1.1-inch rise can bring bars closer to a comfortable reach
- CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum with an anodized finish
- Includes a top clamp, risers, and installation hardware
Cons:- Does not fit Road King or Road Glide models
- Requires specific 3.5-inch center-to-center and offset mounting dimensions
- Provides less rise than the Feiteplus 38 mm option
Best for: Riders with 1.25-inch bars and compatible 3.5-inch riser spacing who want a modest rise and a supplied top-clamp kit.
Not ideal for: Road King and Road Glide owners, or riders who cannot confirm the listed handlebar and mounting dimensions.
- Handlebar diameter:1.25 inches
- Rise:1.1 inches
- Riser height:1.25 inches
- Material:6061-T6 aluminum
- Finish and color:Anodized, black
- Mounting fitment:3.5-inch center-to-center risers with offset mounting holes
- Not compatible with:Road King and Road Glide models
- Included components:1 top clamp, 2 risers, 4 nuts, 4 washers, 6 screws
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose the Eumti kit if your 1.25-inch bars and mounting layout match exactly; skip it if you need broad fitment or a larger lift.”
Tusk Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, 30 mm Rise, Billet 6061-T6 Aluminum
For riders who want a measured lift on 7/8-inch handlebars, the Tusk risers keep the setup simple: a 30 mm rise, billet 6061-T6 aluminum, and included 12.9-strength chromoly bolts. That bolt material is a useful distinction from the stainless-steel hardware listed with the beyisi risers, while the beyisi adds a defined 20 mm backward extension that this Tusk listing does not specify. Compared with the Feiteplus, Tusk also gives up adjustable offset and some height, favoring a more direct, fixed change instead. Fitment is the main caveat: the product data advises checking the vehicle guide, and the listed bar size rules out other diameters. I’d pick it for a conventional rise with stout supplied fasteners, not for riders who need to tune both height and reach.
Pros:- 30 mm rise provides a clear, moderate handlebar lift
- Billet 6061-T6 aluminum construction
- Includes 12.9-strength chromoly steel bolts
- Simpler fixed-height choice than the offset-adjustable Feiteplus risers
Cons:- Listed for 7/8-inch handlebars only
- Vehicle compatibility varies and requires a fitment check
- No setback or adjustable offset is specified
Best for: Motorcycle or ATV owners with 7/8-inch bars who want a fixed 30 mm lift and value the included high-strength bolts.
Not ideal for: Riders with non-7/8-inch bars or anyone needing a specified setback or adjustable bar position.
- Rise:30 mm
- Handlebar compatibility:7/8-inch handlebars
- Material:Billet 6061-T6 aluminum
- Bolt material:Chromoly steel
- Bolt strength:12.9 tensile strength
- Color:Silver
- Model number:L11-03801
Our verdict“Choose Tusk for a fixed 30 mm lift and high-strength bolts on compatible 7/8-inch bars, but look elsewhere for setback adjustment.”
7/8-Inch (22 mm) Mini Bike Handlebar Risers
Unlike the motorcycle-focused Eumti kit or the adjustable Feiteplus mounts, these PPR PIT PRO RACING risers target mini bikes, pit bikes, and ATVs with 7/8-inch bars. The named compatibility includes Motovox MBX10 and MBX11, TaoTao DB100, Coleman BT200X, RB100, and Moto 80 and 105, giving small-bike owners a useful starting point for a fit check. A pair is included, and the listed 8.1-ounce weight keeps the package light. The tradeoff is that the product data gives little detail about material, rise, or offset, so buyers cannot compare its position change as precisely as they can with the 30 mm Tusk or beyisi risers. I’d treat this as a focused replacement or fitment option, not a choice for riders seeking a specified ergonomic adjustment.
Pros:- Designed for common 7/8-inch (22 mm) handlebars
- Lists compatibility with several mini-bike and ATV models
- Package includes one pair of risers
- Light listed item weight of 8.1 ounces
Cons:- Rise and offset are not specified in the supplied product data
- Material and finish are not specified
- Fit still needs to be checked against the individual bike
Best for: Mini-bike, pit-bike, and ATV owners with 7/8-inch bars whose model appears in the listed compatibility group.
Not ideal for: Riders seeking a known rise, setback, or detailed material specification, or owners of full-size motorcycles without confirmed fitment.
- Handlebar size:7/8 inch (22 mm)
- Package quantity:1 pair
- Item weight:8.1 oz
- Compatible models:Motovox MBX10 and MBX11; TaoTao DB100; Coleman BT200X; RB100; Moto 80 and 105
- Brand:PPR PIT PRO RACING
- Manufacturer part number:XGN Risers
- Package dimensions:5.94 x 5.31 x 1.02 inches
Our verdict“Choose these risers for a listed mini-bike or pit-bike application when size matches, but pick Tusk or beyisi if you need a documented lift or setback.”
7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers with Clamps, 30 mm Rise, 20 mm Setback, Black
The beyisi risers stand out for riders who need to change both height and reach: they provide a 30 mm rise and 20 mm backward extension on 7/8-inch bars. That makes them more position-specific than the Tusk 30 mm risers, which list a rise but no setback, while the Feiteplus offers a slightly taller 38 mm lift and adjustable 18 mm offset. The beyisi’s 6063-T6 aluminum body, anodized finish, and four stainless-steel bolts complete a straightforward clamp package. Its limits are equally clear: it fits only 22 mm bars, and the offset is described as backward rather than adjustable. Riders should also check that the resulting bar position works with their controls and cables. I’d choose this option for a defined pullback, not for broad diameter compatibility or a customizable offset.
Pros:- Combines 30 mm of rise with 20 mm of backward extension
- 6063-T6 aluminum construction with anodized finish
- Includes four stainless-steel M8 bolts
- More explicit setback than the fixed-rise Tusk risers
Cons:- Fits 7/8-inch (22 mm) handlebars only
- Backward extension is specified, but adjustable offset is not
- The new position may require a check of control and cable reach
Best for: Riders with 7/8-inch bars who want a documented 30 mm rise paired with 20 mm of backward reach.
Not ideal for: Owners of 1-inch, 1-1/8-inch, or 1-1/4-inch bars, or riders who want adjustable forward-and-back positioning.
- Handlebar fit:7/8 inch (22 mm)
- Rise:30 mm (1.18 inches)
- Backward extension:20 mm (0.79 inches)
- Material:6063-T6 aluminum
- Finish and color:Anodized, black
- Weight:0.35 kg
- Included hardware:1 handlebar riser mount clamp, 4 M8 bolts
- Model number:MRI-1685
Our verdict“Pick the beyisi risers if your 7/8-inch bars need both lift and a fixed pullback; choose Feiteplus for adjustable offset instead.”
Feiteplus 7/8-Inch Motorcycle Handlebar Risers, 38 mm Rise, 18 mm Offset, Black
Among these 7/8-inch options, Feiteplus offers the most specified room to change the cockpit: a 38 mm rise and an 18 mm offset adjustable forward or backward. That gives it more height than the 30 mm Tusk and beyisi risers, while its two-direction offset is more flexible than the beyisi’s listed backward extension. The billet aluminum construction and included eight fixing bolts make this a substantial pair of mounts for motorcycles, ATVs, and dirt bikes. That extra range can help riders tailor their reach, but the bars still need to match the 22 mm clamp size, and the altered position may affect cable and control slack. Its listed 90-day warranty is shorter than the Eumti kit’s one-year coverage. I’d favor it when fit adjustment matters more than a longer warranty or a smaller lift.
Pros:- 38 mm rise is taller than the Tusk and beyisi 30 mm options
- 18 mm offset can be set forward or backward
- Billet aluminum construction with anodized finish
- Includes a pair of mounts and eight fixing bolts
Cons:- Fits 22 mm (7/8-inch) handlebars only
- The larger position change may call for checks of control and cable slack
- 90-day warranty is shorter than the Eumti kit’s stated one-year warranty
Best for: Motorcycle, ATV, or dirt-bike riders with 7/8-inch bars who want a taller lift and the option to shift the bars forward or backward.
Not ideal for: Riders with other handlebar diameters, those wanting only a modest lift, or buyers who prioritize a longer stated warranty.
- Handlebar diameter:22 mm (7/8 inch)
- Rise:38 mm (1.5 inches)
- Offset:18 mm (0.71 inches), forward or backward
- Material:Billet aluminum
- Finish and color:Anodized, black
- Package contents:1 pair of bar mounts and 8 fixing bolts
- Weight:0.42 kg
- Warranty:90 days after purchase
Our verdict“Choose Feiteplus if you have 7/8-inch bars and want the most height and offset flexibility in this group, but skip it if you need another bar size or longer warranty coverage.”
How We Picked
I ranked these motorcycle handlebar risers by how clearly their dimensions and mounting format support a specific buyer need. Fit came first: bar diameter, stated rise, setback or pullback, clamp arrangement, and any stated bike or bar compatibility all affect whether a riser can work for a given setup. I also weighed adjustability, material details, and whether the product is a focused riser set or a top-clamp kit.
The order favors options with a useful balance of fit clarity, position tuning, and practical versatility, rather than treating the greatest rise as the best choice. The Tusk pivoting risers lead for adjustability; the fixed-rise Tusk and KEMIMOTO choices offer more direct alternatives, while tall, chrome, mini-bike, and specialty-diameter options rank for narrower needs. Product details alone cannot confirm fit on every motorcycle, so the guide flags cable and mounting checks readers should make against their own bike.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Motorcycle Handlebar Risers
Choosing risers is less about finding the biggest number and more about predicting how the new bar position will affect fit, control routing, and handling. I would verify the motorcycle’s mounting points and current bar dimensions before comparing rise claims.
Match Both Handlebar Diameter and Mounting Hardware
Riser listings may describe the handlebar clamp diameter, the bike’s mounting arrangement, or both, and those are not interchangeable details. Measure the bar where it sits in the clamp and check the motorcycle’s existing riser bolts, spacing, and base style against the product information. A 7/8-inch bar needs a different clamp fit from a 1-inch or 1-1/8-inch bar, even if the risers look similar in photos. Top-clamp kits can replace more of the stock hardware than a two-piece riser set, so confirm what parts are included. Avoid assuming an adapter will solve a mismatch unless the manufacturer specifies compatibility. This check prevents fit problems before you start altering the cockpit.
Compare Rise With Pullback and Offset
Rise moves the bar upward, while pullback or setback brings it closer to the rider; offset can also change where the bar sits relative to the original mount. Those dimensions affect reach and wrist angle in different ways, so a tall riser is not automatically a more comfortable one. If you mainly feel stretched out, a modest rise paired with setback may address the problem better than a high straight riser. If your hands feel too low but reach is already comfortable, extra pullback could make the position cramped. Check whether the listing gives separate measurements or only a combined description. Comparing the full geometry helps avoid fixing one discomfort by creating another.
Check Cable, Brake-Line, and Wire Slack Before Raising the Bar
Moving the bar can pull throttle cables, clutch lines, brake hoses, and electrical wires tight, especially near full steering lock. Before buying, inspect the current routing and available slack while turning the bars from side to side; do not judge clearance with the wheel straight ahead. Larger rises and added pullback generally call for closer scrutiny than a small fixed lift. A setup that needs replacement lines or rerouting can add work and complexity beyond the risers themselves. Never ride with a cable or hose that binds, stretches, or changes control operation as the bars turn. If the available slack is uncertain, have a qualified mechanic check the planned configuration.
Choose Adjustability Only If You Need Position Tuning
Pivoting risers let riders alter bar angle or position within the product’s adjustment range, which can help when a fixed setup leaves reach slightly off. That flexibility is useful for riders who are still refining their cockpit, but it adds setup decisions and does not guarantee a fit for every bike. A fixed riser is simpler when you already know the height and setback you want. Keep in mind that adjusting the bar can change control reach and cable routing, so reassess clearance after every change. Buy adjustability for a real fit need, not just because more movement sounds better. The most useful setup is the one that stays secure and leaves controls comfortable throughout steering travel.
Treat Material and Finish as Practical Choices
Material descriptions can help distinguish a basic set from a product that identifies a specific alloy or billet construction, but they do not replace checking dimensions and mounting fit. The Tusk 6061-T6 model makes its material specification explicit, while chrome options may better suit a build where appearance is part of the brief. Finish can affect how closely the risers match nearby controls and hardware, but it should come after compatibility and secure clamping. Look for clear product information on included bolts and clamps rather than assuming stock hardware will fit. For a bike exposed to weather, keep mounting surfaces clean and inspect fasteners during regular maintenance. Paying more for a finish or material detail makes sense only if it supports your bike’s fit, use, or appearance goals.
Account for Riding Style and the Size of the Position Change
A small lift may be enough to reduce a cramped feel, while a larger change can suit a rider seeking a more upright stance or a particular custom-bike profile. The right amount depends on torso length, arm position, seat shape, and how the bike is ridden, not just rider height. Off-road riders may value a position that works while standing as well as seated; street and touring riders may focus more on relaxed reach and control comfort. A mini-bike riser also serves a different cockpit scale than a tall cruiser setup. When uncertain, favor a measured change over a dramatic one and make sure the product is intended for the motorcycle’s application. A correct fit and controllable reach matter more than matching a trend.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know whether I need 7/8-inch, 1-inch, or 1-1/8-inch risers?
Measure the handlebar diameter at the clamping area or confirm the size in the motorcycle and handlebar documentation. The product’s stated bar size must match the area its clamp holds; a different diameter can prevent secure clamping. Do not rely on the bike’s model name alone, since a previous owner may have changed the bars or clamps. Also check the riser’s base and bolt arrangement against the motorcycle, because matching bar diameter does not guarantee matching mounting hardware. If any dimension is unclear, compare the part measurements or ask the manufacturer before ordering.
Will motorcycle handlebar risers require longer control cables or brake lines?
They may, depending on the total upward and rearward movement, the bike’s original routing, and how much slack remains in the controls. A modest rise can fit without replacement on some motorcycles, while a taller riser or added pullback can make existing lines tight. Check cable and hose movement with the bars turned fully in both directions, and watch for tension, pinching, or changes in throttle return. Electrical wiring needs the same attention. Do not ride if a control binds or a brake hose is strained; have the routing reviewed before use.
Should I choose pivoting risers or a fixed-rise model?
Pivoting risers make sense if you need to fine-tune bar position or are unsure which angle and reach will feel right. A fixed-rise option is a more direct choice when you already know the height and setback you want and prefer fewer adjustment variables. Pivoting hardware does not remove the need to confirm bar diameter, mounting fit, or cable slack. After changing an adjustable position, recheck fasteners and control movement through full steering travel. If your fit target is simple and known, paying for adjustability may not add much value.
Is a taller riser always better for reducing rider discomfort?
No. Extra height can ease a low or forward bar position, but it may also make the cockpit feel cramped or alter wrist and shoulder posture. A rider who feels stretched may benefit more from pullback or setback than from height alone. Seat shape, arm length, bar sweep, and riding posture all affect the result. Compare the complete change in position, not just the rise figure, and consider a smaller adjustment if you are unsure. Any comfort change should still leave the controls easy to operate and the cables free of tension.
What should I verify before installing a top-clamp riser kit?
Check that the kit matches the bar diameter, the motorcycle’s riser mounting pattern, and any included or required hardware. Confirm whether the kit replaces the existing top clamp or uses a specific base, and compare bolt dimensions with the bike’s setup. Before tightening, position the bars for comfortable control reach and verify that the cables, hoses, and wires remain free throughout steering movement. Follow the product’s installation instructions and torque specifications rather than guessing. If the kit’s fit or installation details are unclear, ask a qualified mechanic or the manufacturer before riding.
Conclusion
For most shoppers, I would start with the Tusk 2-Inch Pivoting Bar Risers as the best overall choice because adjustability gives more room to tune position than a fixed lift. The best value direction is a straightforward fixed-rise option such as the KEMIMOTO 1-inch risers when the bar and mounting dimensions match and no extra adjustment is needed. For a more material-focused premium pick, consider the Tusk 30 mm Billet 6061-T6 risers; they suit buyers who prefer a stated billet alloy specification over a pivoting design. Beginners may find a clearly sized, modest fixed-rise set easier to evaluate and install than a tall or adjustable setup, provided it matches their bike. For specific needs, choose the Americruise kit for combined rise and pullback, the YDLMT 4-inch chrome risers for a tall Harley-oriented look, or the dedicated mini-bike and 7/8-inch options for their intended bar size. Before choosing any of them, verify the mounting pattern and control-line slack on your own motorcycle.
