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Posted by aclone
 - April 29, 2010, 07:27:29 AM

Had the same problem, Put the Phat riser II on the bike with stock bars
It helps alot , not as good as 12" apes but close enough and you can use all the stock cables.  Chief also has the same riser and liked them.
Mark

Posted by Adams
 - April 28, 2010, 22:07:52 PM

My cables had to be 8" longer with the new beach bars I'm installing. www.motionpro.com is the company that is making them for me.

Posted by jb741
 - April 28, 2010, 21:12:47 PM

I was having that same problem on longer rides. The problem is the cables and wire on the Drifter don't move much, and I haven't seen where you can order 2" over, or 4" over stock length, like I've done with HD's. I put a set of 2" risers under my bars and it really makes a difference. It lets me bend my elbows just enough. And it doesn't pull my cables when I turn....

Posted by DrifterMaine1500
 - April 28, 2010, 19:54:56 PM

I was thinking of switchin out my bars for something more comfortable shoulders a bothering after long rides  any options  on  this please reeply .
ohh have 2004 1500 with stock bar and stock riser.

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