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Hmm- try fleabay? what are you trying to do- get some more reach to bars? may want to consider having the seat reshaped, it can be done in a way that shifts your sitting 1" or so forward vs having to modify the risers or bars. and it's more stealthy.
i made some at 1.75 " should have made a couple of sets i guess. Turn down a 2" solid piece of stock cut to length and drill. I cant remember how long the bolts i bought were, but remove 1 and add the lenght of the riser and your there. Maybe ask a machine shop if you cant find any.
I have been looking for awhile myself with no luck. So I ended up just going to a local machinist shop that does some work for my company I work for. They made some out of aluminum stock at 1 1/4" tall. Best thing is they were completely free! I love free mods.
I've got a set of the non chrome spacers your looking for that I could part with. I ended up going all out and doing 10" strip bars and the thunderbike mini risers after a year on the spacers. They are 1.75 inches I believe. Cheep $$ PM me if you want them.
a buddy cut me a set at work for my bday. so i polished them up tonight and now just have to figure out the bolt size. he cut them 1.75 long.
Hey jerseydrew, I did the same. Remove 1 Bolt from the stock riser, measure and add 1.75 to it. Get grade 8 bolts. It will be a noticable improvement even though it's only 1.75 inches.
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