I need to replace the riser on my 05 Dyna Lowrider... I would like to put just a straight 1" riser on instead of the stock pullback (like the look of straight riser better). I love the riding position that the stock set up gives me, so, the question is... what type of bar and riser combo would give me a very similar position to stock but with a normal riser.

 

I tried that.
The 1" riser makes the riser cap line up below the dash, it does not look right, I went back to the stock 4" pullback. You would need taller, maybe 2.5 or 3" riser.
In the end I wound up wanting a bar I didn't have to reach for because of using a backrest for touring and I bought a Harley touring handlebar part# 56557-95, it has more rise than stock but still does not look like a wide beach bar, it might work for you on a straight riser. You'll need longer cables with it though, the electric wires will reach after being re-routed.
I used a webpage that I cannot find now that lists the Harley handlebars and measurments for comparison.

Good luck,
Mike

PS: If you have to try the 1", I have two sets.

 

Try this

http://www.harley-davidson.com/pna/p...bmLocale=en_US

 

That's it, I knew you had it!
I studied it long and hard to find a bar that had a little more pullback than the stock Lowrider but not overly wide.

Mike

 

thanks for the info so far!

anyone else do something like this?

 

im runnin Carlini Piston risers on my deluxe. They are approx 1 1/2-2 inches tall. I currently have straight broomstick drag bars on the bike but am switchin to a drag bar with a little pullback

With that height riser it puts you in a very leaned forward=drag position.

attached are some pictures of the bars and risers

I understand my bike is a softail and you were askin about a dyna but this will let you see a 1-2 inch riser

 

Does anyone know exactly how much pullback the stock pullback risers give on the lowrider?
I found a set of Flanders bars that might just do the trick but they are damn expensive and I want to make sure they are going to come far enough back with a straight riser.
Here's a link to the bars I'm looking at... I think the G5 is the ticket

http://www.sideroadcycles.com/americ...h/TT-Flat.html

 

Thanks by the way for this link! It has been a huge help on the search for the perfect bar and riser combo!