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How much pullback did you all get with the 2" risers? I am "vertically challenged" at only 5'7" and want to install a set of 16" apes on my 09' SB and want them to mount straight up or slightly forward and not follow the line of the frontend.
I installed mine yesterday, coulda used that second pair of hands! I like the look and love the extra height on my z-bars. Great option for that sorry integrated riser setup HD gave us. I bought mine straight from Loner. Great product.
Those "Z Bars" look great...where did you get them and are they wired internally??
Bill
Got mine the other day from Loner as well. Worth the money perfect height comfortable ride. These fit with no mods put them on in about 15 min by myself.
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