Best Pullback Risers for Pro Taper bars
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Best Pullback Risers for Pro Taper bars
What are your thoughts on the best pullback risers with internal wiring? Looking for about 7-8" high with 2" pull back, that accommodate 1 1/8" protaper bars.
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If you are talking about the difference between having the wiring coming out of the bottom of the handlebars or coming out of the risers a little bit closer to the trees, I really do not think visually you’re going to see very much of a difference. I still have my stock handlebars on my LRS, and with the 6 inch risers with the wiring coming down from the center of the handlebars, you can barely see the wiring. With those Kraus risers, you’ll have even less visible.
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Dave
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Dave
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If you are talking about the difference between having the wiring coming out of the bottom of the handlebars or coming out of the risers a little bit closer to the trees, I really do not think visually you’re going to see very much of a difference. I still have my stock handlebars on my LRS, and with the 6 inch risers with the wiring coming down from the center of the handlebars, you can barely see the wiring. With those Kraus risers, you’ll have even less visible.
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Dave
My .02,
Dave
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Im already running biltwell murdocks risers on my dyna with 1" bar. My plan is to swap to a 7/8" pro taper bar in the winter in still using the same risers with conversion shims. 1" -> 7/8". I know its not 1 1/8", but maybe something look at? I dont know if it looks pretty or not with the shims, but i dont think i will notice it. Just a suggestion
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