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Is this going to be a headache? How much cable and junk need to be installed? I need to come back far enough to help my back out on long rides. Thanks. Bryan
i am guessing he went back to stock riser because of the speedo standing in upward position with the pullback risers
Yeppers got 4" pulledbacks on mine, didn't have to change anything out except straighten out the brake line. Made the speedo stand up and noticable, i'm about use to it now. May get some mini apes when I have the $$.
About 3-3.5" is about the most I was comfortable with on my machine. More than that and I thought there was a littlemore stress on the wires and cables than I was comfortable with.
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