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#312162 01/29/2009 3:52 PM
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Does any brand of riser fits on the bike? 1" and 3.5" center? What about the thread on the bolts? Are they 1/2" - 20 NF? Or does that actually mathers as the nut tightens the bolt and riser in place on the yoke, making the thread unimportant?

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jass #312163 01/29/2009 4:25 PM
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Some require larger bolts than what ours come with. I put some on mine that required me to drill the top yoke holes out to 1/2"


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Our bikes have a 10mm thread for our risers, there are adapters available at Scoot Works to adapt the 10mm to 1/2" so you don't have to drill your top tree to use HD risers. Drilling is anoption and if you wanted to go back all you would need to do is put a bushing in the tree to bring the hole back to 10mm. I turned my own adapters out of stainless and used HD risers on both my bike and Wendy's. I didn't drill either of out top trees.


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