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right on but have yoiu figured out the part number...they had several drag bars in there with different measurements...the inside width is the one throwing me off...also mine is "09
if you are looking for 7 inch rise the part number is 1803-1502. i got a little confused by the center width as well, 8.5" center width sounds like a bit much doesn't it?
by the way, i think they'll fit your rocker (even though you've got an 09, I'm pretty sure HD didn't change anything on the bars)
go to look into that center width though....it's weird
no on these type of bars no risers are necessary...heard somewhere before that the only stupid question is the one not asked...thats what this forum is about to ask what you don't know and to help when you do
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