Handle Riser Suzuki V-Strom 250

₹2,599.00

The Zana 45mm Handlebar Risers for Suzuki V-Strom 250 are designed to improve rider comfort, posture, and control. Made from solid aluminium billets with precise machining, they offer a vibration-free riding experience. Easy to install and built for long-term reliability, they are an essential upgrade for touring and daily riding.

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Description

Description

Upgrade your Suzuki V-Strom 250’s ergonomics with the Zana 45mm Handlebar Risers, engineered from solid aluminium billets for superior strength and stability. These risers provide a more upright riding stance, reducing fatigue during long rides while ensuring improved control. With precision machining that matches the handlebar cradle perfectly, they eliminate gaps and vibrations. Easy DIY installation and stainless-steel hardware make them a durable and convenient addition to your motorcycle.


Features

  • 45mm height increase for improved comfort and posture

  • Constructed from solid aluminium billets

  • Zero gaps and vibration-free fit

  • CNC-machined for precise alignment

  • Upright, relaxed riding stance compared to stock position

  • Includes 2 longer clutch cables (not required for V-Strom 250)

  • Easy DIY installation

  • Stainless steel mounting hardware


Advantages

  • Dramatically improves rider comfort on long rides

  • Offers a more upright stance, reducing wrist, shoulder, and back strain

  • High precision machining ensures a perfect fit without vibrations

  • Durable construction with rust-free hardware for long life

Additional information
Weight1.2 kg
Dimensions11 × 5 × 8 cm
BRANDZana International
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Vehicle Fitment
Make Model Year
Suzuki V-Strom SX250 2022 - 2025
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Effective Date: April 2026
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