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Old Jun 29, 2009 | 07:47 AM
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56269-09 HARLEY DAVIDSON Curved Pullback Riser 2009 Fatboy

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Old Jun 29, 2009 | 08:55 AM
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howmuch futher does it pull back from stock?
 
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Old Jun 29, 2009 | 09:02 AM
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Nice and clean, and if it moves the grips back the inch or two you need to make it more comfortable for you. So much the better.
 
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looks good....I think I'll have to put these on my wish list.
 
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OMG!!!! your bike is wet - it's gonna melt...... j/k

thanks for the pics. did you have to change any cables or wiring?
 
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Pulls it back and up about 2 inches and I didnt have to change any wires or cables.

After riding with them a few days I am really happy with the way it feels.

oh ya, that is my sweat on the bike from changing them in the heat
 
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kccustom - thanks for the report.
 
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Pulls it back and up about 2 inches and I didnt have to change any wires or cables.

After riding with them a few days I am really happy with the way it feels.

oh ya, that is my sweat on the bike from changing them in the heat
I just ordered these risers...got a question though? I am 5'5"....do the risers make the handle bars feels wider? I am really looking for a more relaxed...less of a reaching style of riding...put a Corbin modified touring seat on my bike which makes it lower and closer to the handlebars. Great sitting position for me now. I think the risers would be the ideal to make this a custom bike for this vertically challenged chick....am I right?

Also, no cable changes eh? That makes me happy!
 
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After I put them on I was happy, my hands used to fall asleep in about 20 minutes be fore the risers, now they hardly ever do.

I didnt feel like the bars were "wider" but they sure let me lean back just a little.

As for the cables, the only thing I had to do was loosen the brake cable brackets and slide the cable up a little then tighten them back up, took me about 45 minutes doing it by my self.
 
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