Risers
Star Crusher,
Some suggestions, Risers are one option. You can install aftermarket risers on top the stock risers. Moving the handle bars up and back. Just moving up also moves handlebars rearward due to the rake of the front triple tree. Some risers also move the handle bars rearward as well. Search risers there are several here is one. I believe you can go two inches without changing cables.
http://motorcycle-accessories.cruisercustomizing.com/search?w=risers&asug=riser&model_id=124
Handlebars is another. If you go with handlebars of the same length but pulled in you will lean forward less. Don't think I can help with that maybe someone has changed theirs. I think stock bars goes for a look not so much comfort. I went with risers on my Liner.
Dave
Star Crusher,
Some suggestions, Risers are one option. You can install aftermarket risers on top the stock risers. Moving the handle bars up and back. Just moving up also moves handlebars rearward due to the rake of the front triple tree. Some risers also move the handle bars rearward as well. Search risers there are several here is one. I believe you can go two inches without changing cables.
http://motorcycle-accessories.cruisercustomizing.com/search?w=risers&asug=riser&model_id=124
Handlebars is another. If you go with handlebars of the same length but pulled in you will lean forward less. Don't think I can help with that maybe someone has changed theirs. I think stock bars goes for a look not so much comfort. I went with risers on my Liner.
Dave