Drag Bars 07 FXDC
Just got an 07 Superglide Custom, I love it, used but only 300 miles on it and bone stock. I've been adding some things and this weekend I put 4 1/2 inch pull back risers on it with drag bars. I'm having trouble keeping the brake line and turn signals from hitting the tank at full turn. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Rick
Big Howdy From San Antonio,
Just got an 07 Superglide Custom, I love it,
used but only 300 miles on it and bone stock.
I've been adding some things and this weekend
I put 4 1/2 inch pull back risers on it with drag bars.
I'm having trouble keeping the brake line and
turn signals from hitting the tank at full turn.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Rick
Where did you buy that machine??
Welcome to the Forum.
mud
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The six inch rise is too dramatic for what I want to achieve with this bike but it makes good sense. I've thought about straight risers but being a vertically challenged guy with arms that stop at my elbows....

I bought this bike in Longview Texas from Terry at TDC Auto (which is misleading because he sells late model H-Ds). I got it out the door for $11,800. The bike is PERFECT and only had 300 miles. I'm thinking I saved about $2K over a new one.
Trying to send a picture of the bike stock. Since this picture was taken I've added V&H Big Shot Staggered pipes, K&N's RK3909 Hi Flow Filter Kit, V&H Fuelpak and a Badlander seat. You can figure I'm building an "around-town" toy for fat old guys like me to look good on! [8D]
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Harley and Kuryakyn both have kits to move the turn signals to the forks. As for the brake line, best way is to buy a Goodridge universal line and 90° banjo fittings for both the master cylinder end and caliper end. The 90° fitting at the master cylinder end will keep the brake line parallel to the bars until it bends down close to the steering neck.



