High Roller Riser and Gangsterape question?
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High Roller Riser and Gangsterape question?
Today I received my Carlini Gangsterapes (14") and the High Roller risers. I brought them to my bike builder and he recommended to mount the risers solid on the t-bone. He said it was because of the torque, caused by the 2 individual risers. I'm wondering what you guys think? I already have the heavy duty bushings from Carlini.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Today I received my Carlini Gangsterapes (14") and the High Roller risers. I brought them to my bike builder and he recommended to mount the risers solid on the t-bone. He said it was because of the torque, caused by the 2 individual risers. I'm wondering what you guys think? I already have the heavy duty bushings from Carlini.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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I have the High Roller Risers and 16" Gangster Apes... I already had the poly bushings in from the 14" apes I ran before. No issues at all and they don't budge. You want some isolation.The poly bushings will still do that. Mounting the risers solid will be very buzzy and that goes no where except into your hands and arms. I'd tell him to install what you're paying him to install and quit trying to reinvent the wheel.
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I have 14" Carlini Fly'in Apes on my 2004 Fatboy. They are the 1.5" bars with the matching piston risers and I use the poly bushings. They are solid as a rock. No slipping or problems of any kind what so ever. You definitely don't want to solid mount your bars, the vibration at certain RPMs would drive you crazy!