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Hey all! I'm in the market looking for a set of risers for my 09 Nightster and I can't seem to find what I'm looking for at a good price... believe me, I've done searches, google, etc.
What I'm looking for is a narrow (non "fat" look to them) pair of straight 3" risers (preferably in black so I don't have to shell out some loot to have em powder coated) with a NON-staggered bolt pattern.
The ONLY risers I found that REALLY have the look I'm going for are the Roland Sands Design 3" risers that are actually available in black. ONLY problem is their $170.00 MSRP price tag attached to them, and they don't even come with the mounting bolts for that price!!! WTF is that about!?!?!
Now, I reaaaaally don't wanna have to go and drop that kind of money on a set of risers... but am I going to have to??? If anyone knows where I can get a set of 3" straight risers that has the same look as the RSD risers, but at a more affordable price, please PM me and point me in the right direction. Thanks all!!!
I have a set of 4 inch risers in black. I just replaced them with 6in. They are a little scuffed, but nothing a shot from the rattle can cant fix. Drop me a PM and we can work out a deal. I also have a set of Brand New still in the box set of 4inch risers that are vented. These are the exact same risers I have. If you are interested let me know. http://cgi.ebay.com/INDIAN-MOTORCYCL...item20ad7a95e2
Joker Machine sells em too but around the same price range. Someone on here just cut they're top clamp too look like the ones you're talking about...but theyre still staggered.
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