Abstract: A handlebar repositioning mount for a recreational vehicle, which comprises top and bottom mount surfaces rigidly supported by at least two planar elements of unequal length that consequentially establish an angular orientation of the bottom mount surface relative to the top mount surface. The top and bottom mount surfaces each comprising first and second sets of apertures extending therethrough and arranged in a manner to coincide with first and second arrangements of apertures generally present in a handlebar mount assembly and a column support plate of a steering column assembly, respectively, wherein the bottom mount surface is fastened to the column support plate and the top mount surface is fastened to a lower clamping plate of the handlebar mount assembly, the final assemblage of which increases the height and alters the angular orientation of a handlebar set more upright and vertical consequentially contributing to safe operation of the recreational vehicle.