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I had at one time 4" pull back risers on mine. Im just too long armed for pull back and took them off. I got them from J&P cycles and the street slammer cover from the dealer.
I think I still have that stuff in my ever growing parts bin.
I would take those off from you if you are willing to part with them. Or you can give me a part number if you have it. I really need a bit of pullback without changing the geometry of the handlebar.
Risers and top clamp are J&P. The cover is a Harley part.
The top clamp has a few fine scratches in it that look worse in the pic.
The risers are smaller than the opening on the street slammer cover.
I'll do $75 shipped on it.
The risers are $49 from J&P and the cover is $55 from Harley.
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