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Anyone have photos of the H-D 4 curved risers on a Sport Glide? Id like to see how high they sit above the stock fairing and how much clearance remains between the fairing and instrument console.
I want to move the bars closer for a slightly more upright seating position and a bit more room to attach a small tool bag.
Also, do I need the fat version? The store page says either will fit my bike, but I saw comments from owners of other models say thats not a guarantee. If it helps, Id like to retain the stock bar and shield clamp from my bike.
Sorry about the photo. Must have hit enter too soon. Didn't have to change the cables. Bikes currently under a cover but as I recall I had to move the clutch cable from over to under the bar.
Sorry about the photo. Must have hit enter too soon. Didn't have to change the cables. Bikes currently under a cover but as I recall I had to move the clutch cable from over to under the bar.
Just to be clear I think my wife is going to hate you... I think I am going to have to make this change as I want to pull the bars up and back a bit.
If you want to keep either the stock bars or riser your going to need "fat" or 1-1/4in. The bars don't reduce at the riser. I ordered new bars and because I wanted to keep the stock riser ended up ordering the fat mini apes. Can't wait. I took mine off but I like what you did with the seat strap.
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Risers for Sport Glide?
