Passenger risers advise?

Gray rider Posted 2013-01-25 11:57 AM (#130047) Subject: Passenger risers advise? Tourer Posts: 394 Tucson, AZ My wife says she needs the passenger boards higher, so I found some risers sold by Victory for the Vision. Just want to know your experience with them before I drop a $100. TIA. kmt27 Posted 2013-01-25 1:00 PM (#130052 - in reply to #130047) Subject: RE: Passenger risers advise? Cruiser Posts: 103 Davenport, IA I have an extra pair of Victory rear passenger floorboard risers I would sell for 50 bucks if interested. I went through same issue with my wife. I bought two pair to stack on top of each other but that was too high, therefore, I only needed one set. Let me know if interested. Boots Posted 2013-01-25 1:08 PM (#130054 - in reply to #130047) Subject: Re: Passenger risers advise? Tourer Posts: 599 New Mexico I've had them going on three years now with no issues. I have heard some people having a problem with the 'c' clip that holds the pin in place, but mine have been fine. victoryvisiontour Posted 2013-01-26 11:11 AM (#130108 - in reply to #130047) Subject: Re: Passenger risers advise? Iron Butt Posts: 763 Anderson, IN (48mi NE of downtown Indianapolis) My ex-gf is 5'-2". Her legs rested on the bag doors. She would get uncomfortable in 30mins and start figiting around. I got the 3" risers. She said she was way more comfortable. 2 hrs between stops became easy for her. The new gf is 5'-8". The risers didn't work for her. I took them off and returned the floorboards to stock height and she can ride 2hrs between stops now too. It seems that foot height is an important factor in comfort and is different for each person. wseemann Posted 2013-01-26 11:29 AM (#130109 - in reply to #130047) Subject: Re: Passenger risers advise? Cruiser Posts: 215 Boydsville, AR United States ONE of the reasions I bought a vision, is that my tall wife could set with her knees at the level of her hips, not higher. My old bike was unconfortable for her with the knee above the hip thing. Part of the "A happy wife is a happy life" syndrome, I guess. But what do I know? jb.hatch Posted 2013-01-26 1:54 PM (#130119 - in reply to #130047) Subject: RE: Passenger risers advise? Cruiser Posts: 249 Phenix City AL. I made some passenger highway peg mounts, they seam to solve the problem. (150.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 150.jpg (95KB - 2 downloads) jb.hatch Posted 2013-01-26 2:00 PM (#130120 - in reply to #130047) Subject: RE: Passenger risers advise? Cruiser Posts: 249 Phenix City AL. pic 2 (158.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 158.jpg (26KB - 2 downloads) victoryvisiontour Posted 2013-01-26 2:37 PM (#130122 - in reply to #130047) Subject: Re: Passenger risers advise? Iron Butt Posts: 763 Anderson, IN (48mi NE of downtown Indianapolis) Nice work, jb.hatch.