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Does the stock bar work with the 4 risers and can i use the stock bar clamp?
the fat risers work with the stock bar, but from what I understand the stock top clamp doesnt - you have to use the new one supplied with the new risers
I just put on the 5" risers. Brought it up and back a bit. But I'm still not finding it as comfortable as I had hoped. No change with any lines. I'm wanting something higher and will let me sit even more upright. I'm 5'11''. Anyone have any suggestions?
I'm running the 2" Rox Risers on my bike. I'm 6' tall and they put me in the perfect riding position. Good points: you can rock them forward or backward if you need to slightly change the angle; you don't have to replace cables; you can keep the stock HD riser clamp. Bad points: they're not as streamlined as some other solutions.
I just put on the 5" risers. Brought it up and back a bit. But I'm still not finding it as comfortable as I had hoped. No change with any lines. I'm wanting something higher and will let me sit even more upright. I'm 5'11''. Anyone have any suggestions?
You didn't have to change the stock bar did you? It didn't say on H-D's website what diameter bars the 5" risers were for. I'm getting my 4" pullback risers put on next week. Hopefully they'll be tall enough so I don't have to slouch anymore.
Im looking to pull mine back with little or (ideally) no added rise. Is there anything that anyone has found that is less than the 4" riser? I'm 5'4" and while the height pretty good, I'd like a little less reach.
You didn't have to change the stock bar did you? It didn't say on H-D's website what diameter bars the 5" risers were for. I'm getting my 4" pullback risers put on next week. Hopefully they'll be tall enough so I don't have to slouch anymore.
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