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I've been looking for 8" risers with non-offset (i.e. parallel, not V pattern) clamp bolts that can be used with the new digital gauges on the 18-19 breakout, but all I see are offset bolt patterns.
I was looking for risers options myself for a 2018 breakout114. I seen some on revzilla. Check them out. they are a lil pricey they do have the offset but not so much of a pull back. I think you might be better off with the lil offset as it makes sense if you think about when looking at the the gauge while riding you would be able to see. if you go with a straight riser it might not be so easy to see the information on your gauge. They only thing I didn't go with them was the fact that they wouldn't work with the stock drag bar due to size of the bar I believe the OEM is 1.25 and with these risers they have a on revzilla need a 1" clamping area on the bar to work.
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