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Just curious who has all used Carlini's Lo-Pro Risers, preferably for 1.5" bars. How do you like them? Pics would be awesome too. I searched the forum and Google and haven't come up with much. I have a set of 16" Gangster Apes in 1.5" diameter and will be putting them on my 06 FLSTCI and still need to get some risers. Thanks!
I have not used the Carlini lo-pro risers but I now use the Carlini boob riser for 1 1/2" dia. bars and love them. The photo shows Carlini 12" Menace bars and I also used them on Carlini 18" bars. They never slip.
I have not used the Carlini lo-pro risers but I now use the Carlini boob riser for 1 1/2" dia. bars and love them. The photo shows Carlini 12" Menace bars and I also used them on Carlini 18" bars. They never slip.
Do they have set screws to help keep the bars in place?
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