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yeah i have, but it keeps coming up with 3 inch risers.. looking for 2 inch. thought maybe someone knew of a company that made smaller ones..the hunt continues. i can use my stock risers, but i like the look of the round top
when I changed the bars on my bike I had to look for weeks to find the size and style in a 1.25" riser that I wanted. You can get anything in a 1.0" riser, the 1.25" is tough but they are out there. I done mine over a year ago, cant remember who or where. Did you try LA Choppers? V Twin manufacturing (order the catalog), Drag Speciaities, or go to harley dealers and ask if you can browse the used parts they take of customers bikes. Hope I may have helped.
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