2013 Fatbob risers
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6th Gear
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From: nova scotia
2013 Fatbob risers
I am looking to pull back my handlebars. I am short. presently it has a 6in riser (measured from base to very top). Harley wants over 300 for 6in riser with 1 in pull back
is there a less expensive but nice looking way to do this. Also I don't want to change any cables. Harleys are new to me and don't want to make it look like crap.
Just looking for options otherwise I will do it from the dealer.
is there a less expensive but nice looking way to do this. Also I don't want to change any cables. Harleys are new to me and don't want to make it look like crap.
Just looking for options otherwise I will do it from the dealer.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: In a van, down by the river
On my '12 Fat Bob tried a few different pullback risers that allowed use of stock cables, while they helped the reach was still not comfortable, you may have different results. Lots of pullback riser options available on Ebay. Ended up going with Wild 1 low profile drag bar and new cables, this was a game changer. Now I can ride the thing all day/night long without any shoulder pain. https://wild1inc.com/browse-products...s/wo560-wo560b
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Northern CA
I am looking to pull back my handlebars. I am short. presently it has a 6in riser (measured from base to very top). Harley wants over 300 for 6in riser with 1 in pull back
is there a less expensive but nice looking way to do this. Also I don't want to change any cables. Harleys are new to me and don't want to make it look like crap.
Just looking for options otherwise I will do it from the dealer.
is there a less expensive but nice looking way to do this. Also I don't want to change any cables. Harleys are new to me and don't want to make it look like crap.
Just looking for options otherwise I will do it from the dealer.
Grand HDF Member
Joined: May 2007
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From: Alberta
Can't remember which distributor I got the Rivco risers from. Too many parts, too many years ago. The handlebars were made from stainless flattrack style bars with a 1/2" stainless "Hollywood" bar added by myself. If I did it again, I'd use steel...easier to finish the bars. I had to buy special metal files for SS and special primer to make the John Deere flat black muffler paint stick.
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