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I get different answers and opinions that you cannot fit those handlebars without the riser that comes with it, regardless whether it is a police model or civilian.
Any opinions and/or previous experience are welcome
Cheers.
(apologies if above question was maybe asked in the past again in the forum)
Click on the link and it will open the HD bar he's talking about.
Before you take the leap to an HD bar, I would price the Wild1's equivalent in black, I betcha they are the same bar at a significantly reduced price. Then you could call the guys at Wild1's and they could tell you the skinny on the fit.
Check Amazon for best pricing on Wild 1 apes, Couple different cycle parts warehouses sell them on Amazon. I think I paid $180.00 for my Wild 1 18 apes.
I get different answers and opinions that you cannot fit those handlebars without the riser that comes with it, regardless whether it is a police model or civilian.
Any opinions and/or previous experience are welcome
Cheers.
(apologies if above question was maybe asked in the past again in the forum)
Not sure what diameter bars come stock on a road king police. The bars you are looking at are 1 1/4" bars, my guess is the socks bars on your king are 1". If that is the case, you will need the risers to accommodate the fatter bars.
Not sure what diameter bars come stock on a road king police. The bars you are looking at are 1 1/4" bars, my guess is the socks bars on your king are 1". If that is the case, you will need the risers to accommodate the fatter bars.
Most 1 1/4" bars have stepped down centre sections and grip areas.
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Black 16'' apes without riser?
