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Not meaning to hijack, but County98, you got any pics of your NT with the Street Bob bars? I remember sitting on a Street Bob when they came out and really liking the bar set up.
Wide_Open, that is a nice looking Train you have there. Love that color! Been thinking about going the riser route as well but not sure on what size. Rather not have to change out cables and such if I can get by without it.
you shouldn't have had to change the cables. i added a set of 9.5 inch pull back riser on my night train and didn't have the change the cables and still even have alittle room
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