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Hey guys im looking to swap out my gimps for a set of the hill country custom cycle 12" apes. Would i need to buy a wiring harness to trim my internal wiring down from 16" to 12" or would they just cut and splice the wires down to size? Also i stripped out the bottom end of my riser by tightening down on it too hard and will need to replace it, does anyone know if i can purchase just one riser from the stealer? thanks in advance
Last edited by lowrider284; Jun 29, 2009 at 02:46 AM.
Risers are sold in pairs so finding just one might be a chore and as far as wires go you will more then likely want to re-splice down to size being its a springer or you might be able to hide the extra 4" in the bars and under tank if there is room.....
Also i stripped out the bottom end of my riser by tightening down on it too hard and will need to replace it, does anyone know if i can purchase just one riser from the stealer? thanks in advance
rather than buying new risers, you could have a heli-coil installed to repair the stripped one. don't ask how I know
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