any one tried theses

[malcolm]

http://shop.sw-motech.com/lshop,showdetail,134627263925757,en,1346272756-26778,brands.honda.crossrunne,LEH.01.039.10500/B,4,0Tsuche--crossrunner,.htm

[Shaunomercy]

i suspect that handlebar conversion will come with a multitude of headaches.
longer clutch, brake and accelerator cables may well be needed when raising bars by 80mm

paul

[SwissVFR]

Hmm, +80mm...  Sounds like the Crossrunner gets turned into a Crosschopper...     --sv

[xrunjoe]

Interesting..there are 2 things about the CR I am not too happy about - first is the look fo the standard exhaust and second is the plastic shrouds around handlebar. This is an option to change the latter ..but I am not convinced it would be an improvement   

[malcolm]

Originally Posted by SwissVFR

Hmm, +80mm...  Sounds like the Crossrunner gets turned into a Crosschopper...     --sv

I think they mean 80cm overall which would put them about the same height as standard bars

[Shaunomercy]

Originally Posted by xrunjoe

Interesting..there are 2 things about the CR I am not too happy about - first is the look fo the standard exhaust and second is the plastic shrouds around handlebar. This is an option to change the latter ..but I am not convinced it would be an improvement   

i agree on both points joe.  the only thing that goes in favour of the honda exhaust is it has a nice tone.
paul

[malcolm]

[ali]

Not worth the cost if bars still same height.Never get heated grips off now without a problem.
 

[xrunjoe]

I agree that there looks to be loads of difficulties in making the change - which is sad cos I wonder if the outcome would produce something akin to the Crosstourer bars - picture attached. If Honda could take that on baord maybe the bike would become a little bit more attractive. Wonder if CT bars would fit CR?

[Rocker66]

I would love a set of CT bars with the CT still attatched.If only it wasn't for my short legs