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This is what I need, but the my risers are 4.25" inch mounting holes for all four and these only match for the top, but the bottom mounting holes are 2.75"
The top clamp from an 09FXDL shoud be what you are looking for. Probably will be chromed.
I believe the part number for the Low Rider top handlebar clamp is 59786-06. You'll have to make sure it fits your risers or change to risers that do fit the clamp, or modify the clamp.
At one time I had considered replacing the stock speedo with one of the speedo/tach combos available, then remove the stock tach and insert a blank filler with a cutout for the indicator lights. Pricey option, wasn't a priority so I never went that route.
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