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Can someone here point me to a set of drag bars that are 1-1/4" and reduce down to 1" at the risers, but on 3-1/2" centers instead of the solid pipe size reduction. Thing is I have individual risers not the solid riser cap and I want to use fat drag bars and all I can find is the bars that reduce down at like 4-3/4" centers for springers. Am I stuck getting the drag bars with the integral risers, not lookin for that. Also I like my risers and am not looking for 1-1/4" risers, just to get drag bars that are 1-1/4" down to 1" at each individual riser.
I don't think that there's a bar that does that. Originally I wanted the billet risers that have the Iron cross machined into the cap and I couldn't find a suitable bar as I was concerned about the same thing. I got tired of looking and went with the setup I posted. Sorry for the confusion!
Thats almost it but not looking to have the entire riser area sized down, just around the 3-1/2" ceneters where my 2 individual risers attach. Its similar to the springer setup except springers are on 4-3/4" centers I believe and all others are 3-1/2". Thanks.
I don't think that there's a bar that does that. Originally I wanted the billet risers that have the Iron cross machined into the cap and I couldn't find a suitable bar as I was concerned about the same thing. I got tired of looking and went with the setup I posted. Sorry for the confusion!
No worries, thanks for lookin Damage. I guess Im just SOL. I'll keep checkin and if I find something I'll post it up here for everyone else in case someone else wants one. I would think if they do it for the springers they should do it for the other harley too - oh well.
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