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Old 08-09-2007, 06:43 PM   #1
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My risers are coming in today and I'll be putting them on next weekend with a buddy of mine, unless any of you are close and feel inclined to help. :-/

Any recommendations about handling, comfort, etc.?
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Old 08-09-2007, 08:32 PM   #2
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Just make sure you cover your tank and front fender before you start with any tools. I love the comfort my phat II risers give me the positioning of the handle bar are great, and I did not have to extend my cables. Cheers and safe riding.
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Old 08-09-2007, 09:41 PM   #3
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Do you have enough cables with the phat ll on the 1600 Nomad CC???

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According to two people here and the mfg, the stock cables are long enough. I checked and there is plenty of play in the cables.
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Yep, my cables were long enough on my 1600 '05 Nomad. One good investment as well was the Utopia back rest.
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Do you have enough cables with the phat ll on the 1600 Nomad CC???

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Yes I did Doc, I had to take the clip off that held the from brake cable in place...which is in behind the lower fork tree but that was all. Real easy to install.
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Old 08-10-2007, 04:34 PM   #7
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phat ii's fit perfectly without changes to cabling etc. 100% pleased with riding posture and comfort.
 
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How much rise and how much pull back did you guys , and girls, get?
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How much rise and how much pull back did you guys , and girls, get?
They came back 2 inches approx.
 
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I dont necessarily need the pull back, but I would like the rise to hopefully stop hitting my knees in tight slow turns. Glad to hear that the Phat II's dont require cable changes.

 
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up 2.5, back about 3; dropped bars right in my hands
 
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Old 08-12-2007, 07:45 PM   #12
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I plan to go with the Phat II Risers as well. Right now I have dog bone risers on the bike. They do the job but aren't the purtiest in the world. Free is the best price I know of so that's what I have for now. ;)
 
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For those of you who put them on yourselves, how difficult was it and about how long did it take?
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I just raised my bars about 2".. just for the heck of it!!!!!!!!! :)
 
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First: GH for you to have done that in 10-15 minutes...you da man!

Phat II risers - $95 on Ebay

New set of metric hex wrenches - $11.78 from Home Depot

Sweat soaked t-shirt and stank eminating from my body - the wife is gonna pay that cost when she smells me.

Putting on your risers in the hot, sweltering garage, taking 2 hours (with eating dinner time and running to Home Depot) to complete the job and having the pride of doing it by yourself - priceless.

For everything else - there's gotta be someone at Mastercard who can put this on quicker than I did.
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