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I have just ordered a set of pull-back risers for my 08 Heritage. My question is the metal covering around the forks, how does that come off? Or can i install without removing this? Any hints for this would be great, I have put risers on before but not a Harley.
You do not have to remove the metal coverings. You can use a ratchet and socket. Turn your forks away from the side your working on and you can slip the socket in sideways. Another hint is, break the bolt loose but hold it in the trees, then unscrew the riser off from the top and screw the new riser on and tighten bolt.
I hope that came out right.. I know it works because I've done it.
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