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Have you completely ruled out the Harley pull back bars with integrated risers. They look like they come back enough for your purpose. Even set up for internal wires. I marked it in my parts catalog, for myself, but can't find the catalog right now.
Think how screwed the 08 Street Bob buyers are now having the risers integrated into the triple tree.
Good point - why does the MOCO do "stuff" like that?
crazelife: I agree with your change - I only sat on a FB - never rode one - but walked away with the impression that the bar position was less than ideal, and the first thing that I would change - but the MOCO has all kinds of ergonomic experts - so what do I know?
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