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Road Warrior
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From: East Central Illinois
Yeah, I have on 06 with curved riser. Trying to find a way to go to a straight riser and still keep the idiot light and speedometer bezels chrome. Was looking at putting straight risers on with LOW model speedo and idiot bezel, Until I got a price quote from the dealer. I will stick with the curved riser for now.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Brooklyn, NY
I got 12 on mine with the 6 inch pullback riser. Im eventually going to go with 16 or 18. the 12's look good but because of the seat height on sporties mine only come chest high. i would have preffered that they went to my shoulders or a bit higher.
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: WA State
Yeah, I have on 06 with curved riser. Trying to find a way to go to a straight riser and still keep the idiot light and speedometer bezels chrome. Was looking at putting straight risers on with LOW model speedo and idiot bezel, Until I got a price quote from the dealer. I will stick with the curved riser for now.
What was the price just for the parts?
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From: WA State
The speedo on the 1200 Low would work great overall. Straight risers shouldn't be a problem, if you're using risers with a pullback, it might turn the speedo unit near vertical. You'd have to design some type of a shim to angle it back towards the front.
Road Master
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From: NE Pennsylvania
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Tourer
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: St. Louis
the brake line and clutch cables had to be extended as well as the wiring. I went with a 61" clutch cable, but probably could have gotten by with 60". I did a 44" brake line but could have gotten by with 43". The throttle cavles are still stock, I just re-routed them. They were through the front triple tree and noe they are outside of it. All my parts were from the Midwest Motorcycle Supply catalog.