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Also FYI, I just rasied my Heritage bars with 2" dogbones and the cables JUST made it. I was not confident I could install 4" risers without using longer cables.
To be more comfortable I was looking for some pull back as well as raising the bars slightly. The dogbones did that for me, allowing me to sit up straighter with much less stress in my hands, arms or back.
I have used Rox riser multiple times in the past. I don't think they make compatible ones for my bike.
I did find these, but they say they won't work with my bike, but not sure why. I'll have to go look at my current bars and see why not or if they would work.
Yes, the $157 is pricey. HD wants $184 for theirs with some pullback.
My stock risers have about a 2" rise. This would increase it by 2". I think it would work, but you never know till you try it and reroute cables and such.
I have looked at JP Cycles. They only seem to show risers with clamping to 1" bars.
Thanks Frank and Bronxbill. I have decided to buy the harley 4" pullbacks. I got a discount locally on them and just wasn't sure about the LA choppers as on some sites, it said they weren't compatible. They probably are, but I decided to not take the chance for no difference in price.
Risers should be here Monday. I'll try to remember to take pictures.
Rode about 80 miles today, sure have a sore back now. I'm pretty disappointed with this bike so far, but keep throwing money at it to see if I can learn to like it. I hope it works and helps.
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Will these risers work on my 2018 Fat Boy?
