If the crack is entirely in the riser wood (i.e., the fiberglass on back & belly is not delaminated from the wood), instead of regular superglue I'd use a very thin high-quality CA glue (superglue is CA glue) like Loctite 420 or HotStuff (HotStuff is available at Woodcraft stores or their website. It comes in different viscosities-- you want the thinnest one so it works its way deep into the crack). Put some on/in the crack and flex the bow so that the crack opens a little-- this will enable the glue to get way down in the crack. If it all disappears into the crack, work some more in there. Then clamp it up. I'd let it cure for at least 24 hours before flexing or shooting it. WEAR SAFETY GLASSES, put a stringer on the bow and gently flex the bow, listening for strange sounds (keep an eye on the crack to see if it opens at all). String it and look over the repair real good. Draw the bow partially and let it down, gradually working up to full draw. If all looks and sounds good, shoot a few arrows at partial draw, then a little fuller draw, until you get her up to full draw shots. Check the repair after each shot. Just take it slow and don't rush it.