Lifestyle Cycles Product Review: L.A. Choppers Risers

Hey, Kevin, from Lifestyle Cycles here again today. And I've got Kyle from L.A. choppers out here to talk with us about his riser systems for the handlebars. Kyle, what can you tell me about what you brought out today? Yeah, absolutely. So we just recently came out with a new riser. This is our performance riser. Currently on this setup, you can see we have our Valley Bar tea bar on here. So the valley of our tee bar is a little bit different from your traditional tea bar right. It's a little bit of a higher band, a little bit of a sharper cut. But does not lose anything in the way of comfortability or anything like that. And with that setup, it's going to be a top bar that you need to use with our performance risers. So I did bring those here with me. You can see it here on this bar. It's actually our bronze finish. This is our straight. You can do straight or pull back. You can do all your different six eights, tens or your different sizes with the riser, just depending on kind of what setup you want to go with. So I will show you the riser itself a little bit closer that we have right here. So here you can see this is the raw aluminum finish. So I brought it in the bronze. But like I mentioned we do have it in a raw aluminum. So you're getting your bike. You're going want to powder coat it to match your bike. Or you just dig running the raw aluminum. Right. A lot of people are running those raw swing arms. Now right. So there's a chance to match with it if you can even send it out and have their own anodized coating to match the stuff that's on their bike. Exactly, exactly. So either way, we go there so you can see here is the pull back. It's a nice beefy riser. But what I really want to show you is the top clamp. So our top clamp here is super nice and the way that it works with our gauges. Right. Because obviously when you're doing a riser bar, you're going to have to figure out what you want to do with your gauges. Right. So we have a gauge mount system that actually seats into these two holes on either the top or bottom, depending on the gauge. And it'll have your mount coming right off the top clamp there. So it's a super simple, easy solution that you can do for what you're finding for when your gauges need to go somewhere. Very cool. looking forward to doing that and having some of these, some of these parts going on to the bikes that are rolling through here. So again, really appreciate you coming out. And we'll talk to you soon. Let me know when you got something else that's new and in the works. And absolutely, I'd be happy to come out. I end up with it on my bike. Yeah.