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I just receive my Fat drag handlebar which is 1.25" and I need the shims for the 1.5" risers, Harley does not sell these anymore. Anyone has a set they want to sell, or have an idea as to where I can get one? What other options are there?
I was also thinking of using a steel split bushing, but someone said the torque used for the raisers may not be enough to fully compress it and get a good grip on the bar
I don't even know what the HD shims are made of, some sort of plastic?
I just received my Fat drag handlebar which is 1.25" and I need the shims for the 1.5" risers, Harley does not sell these anymore. Anyone has a set they want to sell, or have an idea as to where I can get one? What other options are there?
I just bought a set from rolling thunder HD in New Zealand.Thanks for the heads up.I have a bar to go on but thought they'd be orderable forever.
I just received my Fat drag handlebar which is 1.25" and I need the shims for the 1.5" risers, Harley does not sell these anymore. Anyone has a set they want to sell, or have an idea as to where I can get one? What other options are there?
also available in France in two colors for 2024, but perhaps they cut it in the US like they did last year for the Sport Glide still available in Europe this year and in 2024...
it's a real shame to stop all these models over time...
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