Want to replace top triple tree so I can use risers
#11
@ blueangel73
All I need is an 1/2 to an inch back with the stock bars, and I think I will be good. Looking at the pics.. I might be able to get that with the 2" riser. Seems quick and painless to install. Pretty good price as well, and would allow me to get a nice solo bag or a single side bag from a guy here on HD Forums who makes them.
I think I am going to give the loaner a shot. Do you think the 2" will bring the bars back an inch?
All I need is an 1/2 to an inch back with the stock bars, and I think I will be good. Looking at the pics.. I might be able to get that with the 2" riser. Seems quick and painless to install. Pretty good price as well, and would allow me to get a nice solo bag or a single side bag from a guy here on HD Forums who makes them.
I think I am going to give the loaner a shot. Do you think the 2" will bring the bars back an inch?
#15
Those will fit the bill... Any 49mm mid glide trees that have the bolted in riser will work for you. They are commonly found here for sale,and a complete new setup will run you around 250 bux new from a non ripoff HD dealer like Chicago HD or Zanottis. Use this link to determine part fitments in the future.
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....m_oem/hdmc.asp
In this case you want to check part numbers on triple clamps for a 2006 Dyna Streetbob (NON integrated risers) and compare that part number or numbers to a 2008 FXDC superglide custom. If they are the same than you have confirmed your fitment. Another member gave me this link and I have found it to be a valuable tool. Save it in your favorites. Thanks WS6
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....m_oem/hdmc.asp
In this case you want to check part numbers on triple clamps for a 2006 Dyna Streetbob (NON integrated risers) and compare that part number or numbers to a 2008 FXDC superglide custom. If they are the same than you have confirmed your fitment. Another member gave me this link and I have found it to be a valuable tool. Save it in your favorites. Thanks WS6
Last edited by parts eeter; 09-07-2010 at 12:16 AM.
#16
@ blueangel73
All I need is an 1/2 to an inch back with the stock bars, and I think I will be good. Looking at the pics.. I might be able to get that with the 2" riser. Seems quick and painless to install. Pretty good price as well, and would allow me to get a nice solo bag or a single side bag from a guy here on HD Forums who makes them.
I think I am going to give the loaner a shot. Do you think the 2" will bring the bars back an inch?
All I need is an 1/2 to an inch back with the stock bars, and I think I will be good. Looking at the pics.. I might be able to get that with the 2" riser. Seems quick and painless to install. Pretty good price as well, and would allow me to get a nice solo bag or a single side bag from a guy here on HD Forums who makes them.
I think I am going to give the loaner a shot. Do you think the 2" will bring the bars back an inch?
Last edited by blueangel73; 09-07-2010 at 05:42 AM.
#17
I am also looking for the tree top. Please contact me at hajimetai@hotmail.com if you got one. Thanks!
#18
look at http://lonerindustries.com/Products.aspx, they have 4" riser made just for the SB riser/tree combo, he might have to make to order though according to the site. I got the 1" and they are great.
#19
I am so glad I found this! I went yesterday to quote some Chubby apes for my bike and was worried about the chubby bars hitting my forks. lol I thought to myself someone should make something like this to get around Harleys way of making you buy a new tree to get fat bars! This man was thinking the same thing as me but he has the skills and tools to build them... I guess he will also have some of my money now that I have found this!
Example:
Notice how the bars become thinner at the risers? That is what's called "step down".
#20
Thanks for the tip! the bars that I want step down to 1". I would have kicked myself if I bought some that didnt and found out I couldnt fit them.