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Howdy,
I'd like to add maybe 3-4" handlebar riser to my 19 FLHC. This is my first Harley so I'm unsure where to look. I'm assuming I'll need extensions for wiring and possibly a longer clutch cable. Can anyone please point me to the best place to purchase? My back and neck are killing me from hunching over so much! Gotta get my back and shoulders more upright. Thanks for any help!
Edit: I'm about 5'10" 145lbs.
Last edited by wztravis; Mar 23, 2024 at 07:11 PM.
Hey thanks for that info! I love the bars except for the height. Maybe if I could find a bar with the exact same ergonomics but with more height that might work too. Not sure where to start with that either. I'll keep looking at options thanks!
Looks like the stock rise is 10". These 14" look like the stock bars but 4" higher. Might be the ticket. BARS
Last edited by wztravis; Mar 23, 2024 at 07:31 PM.
Those are factory stock OEM Heritage bars on my wife's bike. If you like your bars but not the height, look into a 4" riser. And BTW, she's 5' 6" and a buck twenty ish
Ive never understood why motorcycle manufacturers cant build a bike with pull back handlebars. I get so tired of the hunched over posture. Ride 25 miles and the back of the shoulders just ache.
On the other hand, sitting upright with bent arms is pure pleasure. Right now Im buying medium ape hangers for another bike to solve this problem. The apes will be tilted back at a good angle for extreme comfort riding.
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