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Your cart is empty.HardDrive is the V-Twin division of Western Power Sports (WPS). Based in Boise, Idaho, WPS was incorporated in 1960 and distributes over 130,000 products that include offroad and street motorcycle, ATV, snowmobile, and watercraft parts and accessories to thousands of dealers nationwide. WPS is currently the fastest growing nation-wide delivery system of powersports industry products and delivers these products through its regional warehouse network, with locations in Idaho, California, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Texas.
Tyler Richards
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023
I bought these for my 2013 Harley Iron 883 Sportster. I'm pretty short, around 5'3", and I needed my stock handlebars to reach alittle closer to me so I didn't feel so hunched over while holding onto the bars. These worked perfect for me. These replaced the 1.5" stock risers and raised them a few more inches while bringing the handlebars a few inches closer to me. Now I sit comfortably upright without the need of a reach seat. They match my bikes black look and we're pretty easy to install with basic tools and loc tight. I would not but these if you have any tank lift kit installed or plan to because you would probably have issues with the bars touching the tank. There's probably about an inch or less clearance when the tank is at stock position. Also to note is after installing these, the wires in front become alot more noticable, I bought a tool bag and mounted it above my headlight and that hides the wires really well. Also keep in mind that the speedometer is attached to the triple tree, so that will be raised and angled along with the bars. Makes the speedometer look even more out of place, but the tool bag covers that up nicely too.
BookWorm
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2022
Like I said, bolt pattern is good bit once you put it on, the speedo and other lights are facing my belly, not my face. Also stretched out my speedo cabling too. But my back feels so much better since my riding geometry improved a helluva lot. Minor trade offs which I can tweak to work for me.
Nicholas A.
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2021
Stock risers on my 2020 Lowrider S are drilled all the way through for clamp bolts. This gives me more contact with the threads with longer bolts. For some reasons, these are not drilled all the way through. That means the stock bolts had to be cut, or I would've had to had to get shorter bolts. Really not a fan of the idea of losing threads on something so crucial, but I suppose there are enough left to keep the bars clamped - the holes are threaded most of the way through.Other than that they were a direct replacement for stock. Unlike the stock risers, they are unfinished on the tops where the bars and clamp cover. It wasn't a problem for me since you can't see them but it is worth nothing. The paint on them was good - even coverage, no artifacts, and a perfect gloss match for other parts. They arrived packaged well and were not damaged.Oh, and they're way less than the pullback risers from Harley. Score.
Jeffrey R Rogers
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2019
The screw holes aren't deep enough for the stock screws off the Harley handlebar clamps. Had to go out and buy shorter screws. And didn't consider this before hand, but the 1 1/2 pull back causes the speedometer (attached to the handlebar clamp) to rotate towards you, now vertical, making it really hard to see your speed.
Rodri
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2019
Se recibió muy bien.
Greg
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2019
perfect
Cory Pratt
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2018
I'd give these risers 5 stars but I can't do to the fact of my own stupidity. I was putting these on my 2009 XL883L Sportster but ran into a major issue. If you have a tank lift these will not work unless you want them to roll forward and not back. If you roll them forward the top clamp will fit but doesn't align well. I hope to exchange these for straights.
Shawn T. Lane
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2017
Exactly like the ones from Harley Davidson but don't cost hundreds of dollars.
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