Triumph Sprint RS and Sprint ST Handlebar Risers
The risers are placed between the fork crown and the handlebars to raise the bars up 1 1/4" (32mm). This will help to relieve wrist and neck pain on long rides. Does not requires change of front brake hydraulic hose.
Item no. T118
Today$110.95
Application Chart Diagrams
Application
2000 Triumph Sprint RS
2001 Triumph Sprint RS
2002 Triumph Sprint RS
2003 Triumph Sprint RS
2004 Triumph Sprint RS
2005 Triumph Sprint RS
2002 Triumph Sprint ST
2003 Triumph Sprint ST
2004 Triumph Sprint ST
2005 Triumph Sprint ST
Installation Tip: The brake hose and the clutch will need to be removed from the metal cable routing brackets to get the extra slack that is needed. Also, the clutch perch can be moved inward on the handlebar to get a little extra slack. The risers are going to use nearly all of the slack in the control cables but will work with the stock cables.
How the T118 risers look installed on the Sprint RS '99
WARNING: Laws concerning this product vary from state/province to state/province. Your state/province may prohibit its use on public roads or restrict its use to novelty, show use, off-road areas, or race facility areas only. In some states/provinces off-road uses are also prohibited. The manufacturer and retailer assume no responsibility for any use or application of this product in violation of any applicable law. Before installing this product, please check your state/provincial and local/municipal laws and regulations.
The Q&A on this Product
QUESTION: Hi. I have an 08 Sprint that has been lowered about an inch could this be an issue with fitting these risers?
ANSWER: Hi,
The risers will still work fine. However you may not be able to use the aluminum tube that goes inside the riser. If the fork tubes have been raised in the triple-clamps 1" the tube will no longer be needed.
Thank you,
Scott-Genmar
QUESTION: hi there i have a sprint st 03 955 model
just confirming the item to order is the t118
the correct one for the bike and you do ship to new-zealand
kind regards johan
ANSWER: Hi Johan,
The T-118 risers are correct for the 2003 Sprint ST. We do ship to New Zealand daily.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-Genmar
QUESTION: Hello.
I have just orderd a pair of risers T118 for my ST 1050 -05 and are going to the US 1 December -08
and hopefully collect them from my friend who has the shipping adress.
Will they arrive in time so can take them whit me back to Sweden when I go home.
My ordernumber is 18803.
Regards
Odd Ressem
ANSWER: Your order has been received and will be delivered this week here in the US.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Hi, Will T118 fit a 2008 ABS Sprint ST? Can I buy it from Japan? Thank you.
ANSWER: Hi,
The T-118 risers will fit the 08 Sprint ST with ABS. We do ship to Japan.
Thank you,
Scott-Genmar
QUESTION: Hi, I have a 2001 Triumph Sprint ST and I want to put your handle bar risers on it. I'm a little confused if I need a longer brake hose or not. Some web sites carrying the GenMar line say no cable or line changes are needed others say they are needed. Can you please clarify and tell me what model/item number to order? Thanks much, John
ANSWER: Hi John,
You will not need the brake line on the 01 Sprint ST. Only the 99-00 models require the longer brake line. You will want to order part # T-118.
Thank You,
scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Hi, do you currently have these (Item no. T118) in stock? Cheers, Mick.
ANSWER: Hi,
we do have the T-118 risers in stock.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: just put the risers on my 07 Sprint st. The right bake cable seams very tight... Is that ok?
ANSWER: Hi,
You will want to make sure that the brake hose is outside any routing brackets or zip ties to get the slack you need. You will use almost all the slack in the brake hose but it should no be overly tight.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Hi, I have a 2003 ST in the UK. My worry is not the cabling, but with a 32mm raise, is there sufficient clearance above the right grip, especially above the brake resevoir, to the bottom of the screen/fairing? On my bike, it appears not. Do you need to adjust the fairing at all? Thanks.
ANSWER: Hi,
The handlebars are raised on the same angle as the fork tubes. So when they come up, they also come back toward the rider. This gives you plenty of fairing clearance when the risers are installed. You will not have to adjust the fairing or make any modifications to the bike when using our risers.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: any risers for a 2007 sprint st?
ANSWER: Hi,
The T-118 risers will fit on the 07 Sprint ST. However, you will have to remove the brake and clutch hoses from the metal wiring brackets to get the slack you will need.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Is it OK to use these risers with factory fitted heated handlebar grips? I saw a mention of another brand where it wasn’t; the comment didn’t say why, but I guess it would be to do with the electrical wiring/connections.
ANSWER: Hi,
It is OK to use our risers with the heated grips.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Hi – I have a Triumph Sprint ST 1050, bought April 2006. Is the T118 the correct riser for this model?
ANSWER: Hi,
The T-118 risers are the correct riser for the 06 Sprint ST.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Hi will the risers fit a 1997 triumph sprint?
Thanks Tom
ANSWER: Hi Tom,
The T-118 risers will not fit the 97 Sprint. Our T-115 risers will work on the 97 Sprint.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: Will T118 fit a 2006 Triumph Sprint ST?
ANSWER: Hi,
The T-118s will fit the 06 without any changes to the control cables.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: I have a 2000 Sprint RS. How much does this limit the sterring (i.e. is my hand going to hit the fairing easily)? Should I go with the 3/4" instead?
ANSWER: Hi,
The risers will not limit the sterring on the 2000 Sprint RS. Since the risers are on the same angle as the fork tubes, they come back toward you as well and do not change the clearance for you hands.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Scott-GenMar
QUESTION: just got these for 05 st,will not fit with stock brake hose & throttle coables. can i exchange for lower style.
ANSWER: Hi,
You can get the extra slack you need by removing the cables from the routing bracket. This will give you enough slack to install the risers.
Thank you,
Scott-GenMar
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