Risers/bars
2011 SuperGlide FXDC
I would like to raise the stock bar height by 2" and rearward by 2".
When I am leaning back on a rear seat mounted piece of luggage, my arms are at the max extension and it's uncomfortable.
Can I use some sort of "riser" setup that would accomplish both?
I really don't want to change out the bars if at all possible.
I would like to raise the stock bar height by 2" and rearward by 2".
When I am leaning back on a rear seat mounted piece of luggage, my arms are at the max extension and it's uncomfortable.
Can I use some sort of "riser" setup that would accomplish both?
I really don't want to change out the bars if at all possible.
Last edited by marcortez; Dec 1, 2011 at 03:54 PM.
I put these on my 2010 FXDC. They raise the bar 1" and back 2". Well made and they did just the trick for me. Much more comfortable.
http://www.rivcoproducts.com/product...8&cat=4&page=2
http://www.rivcoproducts.com/product...8&cat=4&page=2
http://lonerindustries.com
I went with the 2 inch riser from Loner. Great product!!!!! 2 minutes to install. Will try and find a pic. Be good, Drew
I went with the 2 inch riser from Loner. Great product!!!!! 2 minutes to install. Will try and find a pic. Be good, Drew
I am in rural Mexico (Baja) and procuring the correct bolts would be dicey, if not impossible.
I need a direct bolt on, with threaded holes that use the stock bolts from the clamp.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...e-guard-2.html
The Rivco photos show threads in the riser which would be the ticket in my case......although pricey!!!
And thanks!!!
http://www.rivcoproducts.com/product...detailedImages
The Rivco risers are indeed pricey, but they are beefy, well engineered and well made. Bolting them on was a piece of cake. They put the bars in a perfect position, and when my sissy bar and luggage are installed I have a nice backrest.
They are threaded through the top. A handlebar clamp secures them actually, w/4 bolts, 2 on each side. I could probably find new bolts or you could use your existing ones. Just trying to help.
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And I truly appreciate your help lionsm....thank you.
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