Cutsforth Products, Inc.

Rox Speed Fx, Inc.

Rockford F Cutsforth

A handlebar riser assembly for use with a steering mechanism of a vehicle is disclosed. The riser assembly includes a pair of mounts for coupling a handlebar to a steering stem of a vehicle. Each mount includes a first member having an elongated slot and a protrusion extending from the side of the first member, and a second member having an elongated slot and a protrusion extending from the side of the second member. The first and second member are positioned together such that the protrusion from the first member is slidably disposed within the elongated slot of the second member, and the protrusion from the second member is slidably disposed within the elongated slot of the first member.

Adjustable riser assembly

A handlebar mounting apparatus and method for mounting a handlebar onto a vehicle. The handlebar is mounted to the vehicle such that the handlebar is selectively rotatable about a first axis to allow for adjustment of the axial orientation of the handlebar relative to the vehicle. Additionally, the mounts are connected to the vehicle for selective, eccentric rotation of the mounts about a second axis to allow for selective height and position adjustment of the handlebar in relation to the vehicle. One embodiment provides an apparatus for mounting a handlebar to a vehicle including two or more mounts. The use of multiple mounts or mounting assemblies in such embodiments allows the mounts to be separated or spaced from one another, and allows for universal fit of the handlebar mounting apparatus on a broad variety of vehicles and applications.

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Cohasset, MN, United States of America

Rockford F Cutsforth