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Pull back riser kit for my 2012 Super Glide Custom
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Pull back riser kit for my 2012 Super Glide Custom
Just wondering if anybody would comment on the 4" curved riser kit. I have a 2012 Super Glide Custom.
Part #56066-82A. Would they work without changing out any cables or wires?
Looking to get handlebars a bit closer to me. I want to do job myself.
Dealership always wants to pad the bill as much as they can.
It'll fit straight on. Had them on my 12 FXDC no problems at all. Just pull any excess harness needed from out of the head stem grommets. The clutch and brakes cables are fine.
Last edited by beagle01; May 26, 2013 at 09:55 PM.
You shouldn't have any problems with the 4" risers. I put the 6" risers on my 08 FXDC using Low Rider bars and had no problems. You can see the results in my pictures.
You shouldn't have any problems with the 4" risers. I put the 6" risers on my 08 FXDC using Low Rider bars and had no problems. You can see the results in my pictures.
Just put on the 4 1/2" curved risers today. WOW! There is a very big difference!
Kind of feels like my 2002 Wide Glide with mini ape hangers I once owned.
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