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Mounting Hardware for Risers

Bates Riser Clamp Screws
Bates Riser Clamp Screws
Instant period appearance. Add some classic style to your Dogbone, Flanders and various other risers and replace the common socket head clamp screws with these authentic looking hex head screws.
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Handlebar Riser Rubber Bushings 1949-1972
Handlebar Riser Rubber Bushings 1949-1972
Reproductions of the steel jacketed rubber bushings which are pressed into the Hydra-Glide and Springer handlebar risers until 1959 and the upper triple trees of 1960–1972 models in order to reduce vibrations.
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The Cyclery Bushings for Flanders Dog Bone Risers
The Cyclery Bushings for Flanders Dog Bone Risers
If you don’t like the stock mushy rubber parts use these preformed replacement bushings made from polypropylene. They are considerably harder and provide a more positive feel at the handlebars. Still they absorb some vibrations. Fit all original and similar Flanders Dog Bone Riser.
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Rubber Washers for Riser Bushings
Rubber Washers for Riser Bushings
Special rubberized washers which mount to top and bottom of the handlebar riser bushings. You will need one pair per riser.
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Riser bushings
Riser bushings
Complete kit with rubber bushings, washers and spacers as replacement for the stock parts used 1973–up on many models. Can be retrofit to forks 1960-1972.
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Handlebar Damper Kit  Touring
Handlebar Damper Kit Touring
Improved version of the OEM rubber handlebar bushings. Less "rubberish" steering, improved longevity.
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Deluxe Handlebar Damper Kit
Deluxe Handlebar Damper Kit
Heavy duty version of our regular damper kit for all models 1973-up. The rubber bushings feature pre-installed mounting 1/2”-13 studs for secure and comfortable handlebar and/or riser installation.
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Heavy Duty Handlebar Damper Kit
Heavy Duty Handlebar Damper Kit
High Apehanger or extra wide Flyer bars require damper bushings which are firmer than the regular rubber versions. The Heavy Duty damper bushings are made from polyurethane which still effectively isolates the handlebars from vibrations but provides a more stable feeling.
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Solid Mounting Kits Plastic
Solid Mounting Kits Plastic
This kit with solid plastic bushings and chrome-plated washers replaces the original handlebar rubber bushings 1973-up. A must when high risers or apehanger handlebars are used.
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Solid Riser Mounting Kit OEM Style
Solid Riser Mounting Kit OEM Style
These stepped washers/spacers replace the stock rubber mounts of your risers if rigid handlebar mounting is desired.
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Solid Riser Mounting Kits Custom
Solid Riser Mounting Kits Custom
These stepped washers/spacers replace the stock rubber mounts of your risers if rigid handlebar mounting is desired.
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12° Solid Mount
12° Solid Mount
Upper triple tree mounts with 12° integrated rake which allow to tilt handlebar clamps and risers forward or backward.
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Ritz Risers Bushings
Ritz Risers Bushings
Reducers for Ritz integrated wire risers that are required when the triple tree has stock rubber bushings.
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Bates Riser Adapters Lane Splitter
Bates Riser Adapters Lane Splitter
Adapters which will allow you to install our Cannonball Lane Splitter bar directly on top of the Springer fork side bars with internal M20x1.5 thread. Must be used with custom upper fork clamp that - apart from stabilizing the fork - offer lateral support for the risers, to avoid flexing of the adapters.
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Bates Riser Adapters
Bates Riser Adapters
Adapters which will allow you to install any custom riser directly on top of the Springer fork side bars with internal M20x1.5 thread. Must be used with custom upper fork clamp that - apart from stabilizing the fork - offer lateral support for the risers, to avoid flexing of the adapters.
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Hex Head Screws M12 Chrome-Plated
Hex Head Screws M12 Chrome-Plated
Replacement screws to fix older Bates Pasadena handlebars to the triple tree. Available in different lengths.
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Tighten risers

All risers are screwed tight through the triple clamp. In most cases the riser mounting screw is screwed in from below, only in some cases the screw head sits in the riser and the screw goes through the handlebar bracket along its entire length. Depending on the triple clamp, of course, the riser screw goes through a hole in the clamp itself or through inserted or pressed-in bushings.

Rubber mounts - yes or no?

Invented to dampen the vibrations of the Milwaukee tractor, which put a strain on the driver's wrists and were tiring on hauls, rubber mounts were the answer. However, many riders were suspicious of the "rubber feel" when turning slowly or braking - especially with very wide or very tall handlebars - and fairly quickly there were kits with turned bushings to make the risers rigid and give the rider a more direct feel when steering. Those whose wrists fall asleep with rigid risers but don't like the rubbery feel of wide handlebars may find PU bushings the right combination.

Have any questions?

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