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Anyone of you know of any handle bar risers that will work with 1 1/4 bars that will rise up 1 1/2 to 2 inches on a Road King? Are there any risers that work with the Road King?
I'm wondering why you would need a riser, when all you need to do is change to a pair of mini apes or tall apes? I, personally, have never seen a riser used on an RK. Most RK owners go to the mini apes.
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Anyone of you know of any handle bar risers that will work with 1 1/4 bars that will rise up 1 1/2 to 2 inches on a Road King? Are there any risers that work with the Road King?
The V-Twin catalog offers a finished Chrome cover with the holes already in them for cheap. Then pick a set of risers you like and get the bars where you want them.
I'm wondering why you would need a riser, when all you need to do is change to a pair of mini apes or tall apes? I, personally, have never seen a riser used on an RK. Most RK owners go to the mini apes.
I love the look and I am very comfortable with my HD Beach Bars, the only reason I want to rise them up a bit is cause I can not get full lock turn if I need to without hitting my legs in a slow turn manuever. I rarely need to do that, but I would like to have the complete control of the bike without turn my leg out to make a turn. So all I need is about 1 1/2 clearance. Thanks for the feedback I will look into it some more.
I'd be very interested in what you find. As Iam thinking about a set of <<<<<GASP >>>>>>>>>>>dra g bars on 6 or 8" risers for my Road King
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