Wayback Risers add 3" of pullback and a 7" rise, with billet aluminum construction and a black gloss finish. Designed for Harley models with 3-1/2" handlebar centers and compatible with select 2024-and-later bagger models.
Give your cockpit a more relaxed reach with Wayback Risers, featuring 3" of pullback and a 7" rise for a more comfortable hand position while keeping control close at hand.
CNC-machined from billet aluminum with a black anodized gloss finish, each riser and top clamp is shaped with machined windows and sculpted pockets for a custom look.
An integrated billet crossbar adds rigidity and can also help guide wiring for a cleaner installation.
Specially designed uprights allow installation in the center of the factory triple tree nacelle opening on compatible 2024-and-later bagger models. Designed for Harley models with 3-1/2" handlebar centers.
Optional 4" gauge mounting hardware is available separately for Method Riser kits.
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