Springer riser adapter for XB?
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Springer riser adapter for XB?
So the threads in my risers are f""ked and I need some new risers.
I've been looking at these http://www.rolandsands.com/products/...-Black-Anodize
But it says it needs adapters for springers, and Roland Sands recommended some riser adapters from V-Twin manufacturing: http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/...vt-37-0864.htm
But I haven't found these in stock anywhere, so Im wondering if these will fit : http://www.debrix.com/Riser-Adapters...p/64110-k1.htm
Looks like the same threads to me, but the one's I found looks like they have much shorter threads on one end... Haven't taken mine of yet, so don't know what I need...
Thanx....
I've been looking at these http://www.rolandsands.com/products/...-Black-Anodize
But it says it needs adapters for springers, and Roland Sands recommended some riser adapters from V-Twin manufacturing: http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/...vt-37-0864.htm
But I haven't found these in stock anywhere, so Im wondering if these will fit : http://www.debrix.com/Riser-Adapters...p/64110-k1.htm
Looks like the same threads to me, but the one's I found looks like they have much shorter threads on one end... Haven't taken mine of yet, so don't know what I need...
Thanx....
The threads look the same but from what I can see, The springer has 1/2in-13 threads, and the standard riser has 5/8-18 threads. They look the same but one is coarse and one is fine. If they say you need the adapter, you probably do.
You were close Jay! These are the ones you need...
http://www.debrix.com/Riser-Stud-Con...37-0864-vt.htm
But remember, when you use any of these riser adapters you WILL be able to see the hex area of the adapter sitting between the new riser and the top tree. So you might want to paint them black...
Or you can go with this and not need any adapters with your new risers...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ARLEN-NESS-S...sories&vxp=mtr
But you will need new Non-Springer bars for your bike...
I've got a 06 FXSTS so I've been though all of this before. Hahaha
Mike
http://www.debrix.com/Riser-Stud-Con...37-0864-vt.htm
But remember, when you use any of these riser adapters you WILL be able to see the hex area of the adapter sitting between the new riser and the top tree. So you might want to paint them black...
Or you can go with this and not need any adapters with your new risers...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ARLEN-NESS-S...sories&vxp=mtr
But you will need new Non-Springer bars for your bike...
I've got a 06 FXSTS so I've been though all of this before. Hahaha
Mike
Last edited by DC Mike; May 30, 2012 at 08:24 PM.
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DC Mike, yeah I know. Your link is the same as mine, with the #37-0864, but they're out of stock everywhere....
What about these then? http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/...nycc-studs.htm
Same threads, and I guess all I need is a bolt with different threads on each side?
What about these then? http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/...nycc-studs.htm
Same threads, and I guess all I need is a bolt with different threads on each side?
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Bumping this, since I still need new risers...
I haven't taken mine off yet, so not really sure what I need.. But aren't the last one I linked ( the ones from NYCC ) the same as the vtwin except, you won't have the hexarea exposed?
Someone must be rocking the NYCC-studs since the vtwin's have been sold out for forever...?
I haven't taken mine off yet, so not really sure what I need.. But aren't the last one I linked ( the ones from NYCC ) the same as the vtwin except, you won't have the hexarea exposed?
Someone must be rocking the NYCC-studs since the vtwin's have been sold out for forever...?
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