Bars adjusted

Need to pull handlebars back and up 6”. Anybody familiar with this and the cost ?…thx

Garyjaustin,

The usual handlebar risers and angle plates are not going to give you that much adjustment. I have seen stacked risers, but I would not recommend it. You may find other remedies, but I believe a conversion to tubular handlebars would be the right fix. Everything on your handlebars now will fit on 7/8" (22 mm) standard handlebars. For a first-class fix, ABM makes a billet handlebar adapter for handlebars of that size. The ABM adapter replaces the stock steering crown (top triple clamp). You will need to unclip and re-route some cables and hoses, and maybe add hydraulic hose and cable extensions to get full-swing freedom of the handlebars for turning. New handlebars typically cost less than US$ 100.00 and most bike shops will let you take new handlebars outside, one at a time, to quick-check the fit for you. (A quick-check means no tools.) Tubular handlebars will give you a wide range of choices for height, sweep, angle, and wingspan. You can spend less than the ABM adapter costs, or much more, but the ABM adapter is a good look.
This is just one example, located in the UK. ABM sells on many bike shop websites, and they may sell direct to you.
https://www.bikermart.co.uk/Yamaha-FJR1300-2001~12-ABM-Billet-Top-Yoke-Handlebar-Conversion

6” is quite a lot. I’m 6’2”, my bike has a Russell Day-Long saddle on it..I found a comfortable handlebar position with a set of MCL risers..

Welcome to the forum, Gary. Enjoy!