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Hello everyone, Im new here and new to Harley, finally traded in my Busa for a 23 FXLRS. Im looking to put a set of meat hooks, 12" on my bike and I'm looking for some help. I think I need to put a shorter riser on the bike to achieve this. Has anyone on her done this before, I have used search and cant seem to come across what I need. any help please.
Hello everyone, Im new here and new to Harley, finally traded in my Busa for a 23 FXLRS. Im looking to put a set of meat hooks, 12" on my bike and I'm looking for some help. I think I need to put a shorter riser on the bike to achieve this. Has anyone on her done this before, I have used search and cant seem to come across what I need. any help please.
welcome and congrats on the new scoot
can't help with your question, but the guys here call 'em "ape hangers"
and at the risk of some ball busting, you may get more responses in the '18 and up softail section
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