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i've been wondering the same thing- recently put a HD sidekick seat on my 10WG. love the seat, but brings me back a drop making me strecth my arms a bit too much--thiought i could change the risers with some pull back. what risers you looking at bebop?
...Wow... you guys are good !
now I have problem, Can any one help ?
Will this 6 1/2" riser work with my 2010 FXDC without change the stock handlebar, clamp and cables ? http://www.jpcycles.com/product/5000731
I bet this riser can ease my back a lot. Thanks a lot !!
I cant comment on the 6 inch riser. I went with 4 inch pullbacks and stock FXDC bars. I'm 5'11 using a corbin dual tour seat and forward controls and I'm real happy with the reach. My only concern now is that I feel a wider bar would ease the pinch in shoulder blades. Cables and wires were no problem.
For those who installed the 4" with the stock FXDC bars, do you have the speedo on the bars? Did it work out with the original top clamp that has the indicator lights and the speedo mount? Or is this the same problem that putting drag bars on where you have to rig the speedo mount. Looked at instructions PDF on Harley site and it shows a top bracket that comes with the risers, but does not show speedo mount Just need to know if you can use the original top bracket with the risers. Anyone?
Thanks for info
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