RSI Hustler Handlebar Installation on 2023 Arctic Cat Alpha 1 Mountain Sled

The handlebars on our Alpha sled took a beating during a wild ride out west, giving us the perfect excuse to make another mod to our backwoods buggy.
Ryan cruised up to RSI in Chisago Lakes, where Cory hooked us up with some customized Race Red Hustlers with a 5" pivoting riser. He also added plug and play extended grip heaters to keep our fingers nice and toasty, plus swirl grips, and a new throttle block and kill switch.
What's really cool about the RSI set up is it's all plug and play. There's no cutting or splicing required, making this a super easy DIY mod that will dramatically improve your sled's handling and styling for not a lot of coin.
The change out is easy. Just remove the old handlebar set up, unplug the grip heaters and remove the kill switch. We reused the OEM master cylinder and switches as well as the thumb heater.
Cory shares some pro tips that will be a great help when you go to install your own RSI handlebars.
Ryan is super excited to try out the new RSI Hustler handlebars. They fit him way better than stock handlebars, and we know he already has the best skis on the market, so now he has no excuses. Stay tuned to watch him tie on a few Bow Ties this winter!
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[@arcticcatrider16]

Looks sweet 👌 Cory knows his stuff

[@caproskis1]

Thank you! They are awesome to work with.

[@OddEdland]

Perfect setup for trail riding? Looked like you could reach the handlebar standing straight. Half the size of the raiser would probably be better for technical riding 🤠

[@caproskis1]

This is on our Alpha for mountain and backcountry riding.

[@OddEdland]

I can see that, then I think you would be better off with a lower raiser te be more on edge 🤠

[@masterbaydin]

how come you never put the throttle block on?