One Piece Riser Clamp?
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From: Walpole
One Piece Riser Clamp?
So I've researched and searched on the forum for this but couldn't find a clear answer.
I have a 2007 Cop Glide and added 12" La Chopper Twin Peaks bars. These bars are 1 1/4 width (1/25") and are currently mounted. Before I put dash back on I would like to add the one piece clamp for more stability of the mounted bars.
People have recommended Harley 55918-08 One Piece Harley Clamp. I have searched the internet and it appears almost, if not all clamps are listed for 1" bars.
I understand the bars taper down to 1" at the grips and controls, but does anyone know if this will work for my stock risers and the bars I put on the bike because the bars are "1 1/4"?
I have a 2007 Cop Glide and added 12" La Chopper Twin Peaks bars. These bars are 1 1/4 width (1/25") and are currently mounted. Before I put dash back on I would like to add the one piece clamp for more stability of the mounted bars.
People have recommended Harley 55918-08 One Piece Harley Clamp. I have searched the internet and it appears almost, if not all clamps are listed for 1" bars.
I understand the bars taper down to 1" at the grips and controls, but does anyone know if this will work for my stock risers and the bars I put on the bike because the bars are "1 1/4"?
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From: Olive & Oak
The HD one is inexpensive but may be lacking clamping force. Wild1 has a milled clamp but at 3 time the price of the HD one.
http://www.wild1inc.com/
http://www.wild1inc.com/
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From: Lake, Ms
Now tell the truth...did you install the bars or did someone else. If you did then you deserved a smart *** reply.
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From: Way U.P. North
Definitely put on the 1 pc clamp. previous owner didn't on my RK and they snapped in the center at the wiring hole. Luckily I was backing into a parking spot, not dragging the boards in the twisties. Go with the poly mount bushings while your at it.
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