Spacers to lengthen handlebars...

Energy One

Rottweiler

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So this is a old post but here goes. I want to raise my bars also. Did not want to cut a notch. How about chrome wheel spacers?
They are 1.25 inch long and have .75 inside dia. could not find the outside dia. It looks close to 1.25 though. JP Cycles have them.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/2200152
Will find a 3/4 inch rubber hose to fill the space between the 1/2 bolt and 3/4 inside dia. of spacer.
 

cdogg556

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Why do you have to cut a notch? I have a set of 1" risers that I had on my 05 Bulldog and I never had to notch anything.
 

Bdawg12

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I would like to get some 1" risers myself chrome that will work on a 08 k9

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Rottweiler

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Why do you have to cut a notch? I have a set of 1" risers that I had on my 05 Bulldog and I never had to notch anything.
John, See post 45 - 47 of this thread. Post 47 shows why, the riser are made to fit around the bottom of the bars. Big Dog has a welded plate across the bottom for speedo mount. Even though Joe did a excellent job notching them to fit. Looks good but chrome can start to peel. Also they where $68 plus bolts. With these spacers there will be two flat surfaces mating together and total cost with bolts is $36 plus tax / shipping. I'm also replacing the rubber bushings with poly from WSW so the steel insert from the old bushing might work for inside these spacers. http://www.wildsteedworx.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65_68_173_72_99&products_id=473

 

cdogg556

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John, See post 45 - 47 of this thread. Post 47 shows why, the riser are made to fit around the bottom of the bars. Big Dog has a welded plate across the bottom for speedo mount. Even though Joe did a excellent job notching them to fit. Looks good but chrome can start to peel. Also they where $68 plus bolts. With these spacers there will be two flat surfaces mating together and total cost with bolts is $36 plus tax / shipping. I'm also replacing the rubber bushings with poly from WSW so the steel insert from the old bushing might work for inside these spacers. http://www.wildsteedworx.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65_68_173_72_99&products_id=473

Mastiff bar spacers.jpgThere's no notching with these! I don't know if someone just made these or what, I bought them back in 2011 from a member here at the time.
 

cdogg556

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These are some L.A.Chopper spacers that I stripped the chrome off and notched for my 04 Pit. Longer bolts were all I needed. 1 1/2" spacers. They have been on for about 5yrs?
Mastiff bar spacers from BDB member HMAN, or Harry.jpg
Hey "Delicious", here's a bigger pic! :old2: And I gotta ask, what's up wif your name? Dont' know if I should be ask'n that but I gotta know! :oldsmile:
 

cdogg556

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Yes I think someone made them, not sure where to by them. What I am planning to do should look the same. Just have one bolt going through to handle bars. 3 3/4 inch long bolts.
I am sure they will work as long as you have a spacer inside the spacers to take up the gap between the bolt and the spacer, when you get them done post a few pics!
 

Rottweiler

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I am sure they will work as long as you have a spacer inside the spacers to take up the gap between the bolt and the spacer, when you get them done post a few pics!
It's been a while, but I put in the handle bar spacer on yesterday. Here are some pics.

Before Pics.
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Parts used.

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After Pics.
I used the steel insert from the old rubber bushing for the space between the bolt and the wheel spacer. Worked Great.

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cdogg556

Guru
It's been a while, but I put in the handle bar spacer on yesterday. Here are some pics.

Before Pics.
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Parts used.

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After Pics.
I used the steel insert from the old rubber bushing for the space between the bolt and the wheel spacer. Worked Great.

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Looks great! I'm sure it feels better too! :old2:
 
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