Handlebar riser

[Mastiff1776]

On a 2007 Mastiff, what diameter handlebar riser would you need?

risers

I noticed this one linked above comes in different sizes. Should I be able to add a 2" riser without changing cables/lines?

Thanks guys

 

[Jwooky]

The bars are 1 1/4 diameter.

 

[HMAN]

You can use the 1.5 inch risers without changing cables. Not sure you can go bigger without either re-routing or changing to a longer cable? I have put the 1.5's on both the 04 Pitbull and 04 Chopper with zero issues

 

[Mastiff1776]

Thanks guys.

@HMAN Did you use the LA Choppers brand?

Do you need to get longer bolts?

 

[HMAN]

Yes and yes.

Chopper


Pitbull. I had to strip the chrome and notch these.

 

[Mastiff1776]

Do you happen to know what size bolts I would need to get ordered? Thanks.

 

[HMAN]

Do you happen to know what size bolts I would need to get ordered? Thanks.

Ahhh, been a while. I know they were @ least 5". I'll pull one later this eve n measure for ya.

 

[HMAN]

Sorry it took me so long....guess they were a bit shorter?

 

[BryanPratt]

You can check the Viking Bags for the handlebars. I guess they are still taking custom orders and secondly, they are economical.

 

[amelia.jam]

Really helpful to know that 1.5" risers usually work fine without changing cables, and that bolt length is something to double‑check. For anyone looking into different bar setups, this guide has a good breakdown of options and fitment tips: Best Motorcycle Handlebars for Short Arms.

 

[BryanPratt]

Really helpful to know that 1.5" risers usually work fine without changing cables, and that bolt length is something to double‑check. For anyone looking into different bar setups, this guide has a good breakdown of options and fitment tips: Best Motorcycle Handlebars for Short Arms.

Good info to share — that 1.5" riser tip can save people a lot of trial and error. Always smart to double-check bolt length and fitment before swapping bars.

 

[Coolbreezin]

Do you happen to know what size bolts I would need to get ordered? Thanks.

Take your OEM bolts to Ace Hardware and find what you need. I've been getting my bolts from there for years for my bike, semi & trailer.