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The problem with Pastrana FMX bars is that they are an inch narrower than normal. Pull back is about the same as the Windham bend. An alternative is the KX High bend, which is 108 high, as compared with 99 for the Windhams, or 121 for the Pastranas.

It's also important to run the bars well forward at your height. GYT-R makes a set of risers that move the bars 5mm farther forward than the foremost stock position, at either the stock or +5mm height.

Current link is:

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/accessories/acscitemdetail/5/348/1218/5372/2006/2/6567/0/detail.aspx

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The problem with Pastrana FMX bars is that they are an inch narrower than normal. Pull back is about the same as the Windham bend. An alternative is the KX High bend, which is 108 high, as compared with 99 for the Windhams, or 121 for the Pastranas.

It's also important to run the bars well forward at your height. GYT-R makes a set of risers that move the bars 5mm farther forward than the foremost stock position, at either the stock or +5mm height.

Current link is:

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/accessories/acscitemdetail/5/348/1218/5372/2006/2/6567/0/detail.aspx

Oh forgot to mention that I have pro taper p3 top clamp that can move forward and backward. I have them forward now, so i will not be messing with that. By narrow, you mean smaller width right? that wont be a prob because I ride woods and usually cut my bars down anyway. Cool, I have ridden with whindam bars before and the pullback was not bad.

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Yes, they will. For awhile I was running the Pastrana FMX bars with the BRP submount for my Scotts damper which raises everything another 25 mm and even that worked...but it was close.

Awesome, thank you all who added info.

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