Pics: Installed New Risers on My Night Train
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Pics: Installed New Risers on My Night Train
I recently posted a thread on advice concerning risers on my Night Train. I ended up going with 8.5 inch pullback risers and they were perfect for what I needed them for (not having to reach so much while riding).
The install was easy. Installed new bushings as well and it took at most an hour. I didn't have to relocated or extend any wires/cables so it was pretty simple.
My stock risers were 6 inches so this added another 2.5 inches and really brought the bars back.
Pics below:
The install was easy. Installed new bushings as well and it took at most an hour. I didn't have to relocated or extend any wires/cables so it was pretty simple.
My stock risers were 6 inches so this added another 2.5 inches and really brought the bars back.
Pics below:
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I thought the 6" were a little to much of a reach too so I tried 6.5" pullbacks and they were a little better but not enough. So I got 9.5" pullbacks and they made a huge difference (I also install poly bushings) and the best part way all the stock wires and cables were long enough. Probably one if my best and cheapest upgrades.
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I thought the 6" were a little to much of a reach too so I tried 6.5" pullbacks and they were a little better but not enough. So I got 9.5" pullbacks and they made a huge difference (I also install poly bushings) and the best part way all the stock wires and cables were long enough. Probably one if my best and cheapest upgrades.
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I thought the 6" were a little to much of a reach too so I tried 6.5" pullbacks and they were a little better but not enough. So I got 9.5" pullbacks and they made a huge difference (I also install poly bushings) and the best part way all the stock wires and cables were long enough. Probably one if my best and cheapest upgrades.
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