🚀 AfterMokit Replacement Handlebar Riser Top Clamp for 1993-2014 Electra Glide Ultra Classic Road Glide Road King Sportster Street Glide Ultra Limited - Anti-Slip, 1 inch Clamping Ape Hangers - Black Review

I was having real trouble with my monkeys on my street slide. This product is performing like a champ so far. Mind you, when you have a road slip, it's a real pain. Only due to the fact that I had to remove all the panels. Internal and external.

My handlebars kept dangling from Harley's hard riser due to paint, grooves wearing out. I put them on and tightened everything up and haven't had any problems since. worth your money. (1) CONS: The only problem is that some of the extra top hex screws loosen easily, so don't over-tighten.

This solved my problem with my monkey wardrobes reaching out to me when I travel. The small screws that dig into the handlebars were silver, so I bought black ones to make them look better (the yoke I bought is black). Before installing the set screws, I used a hand drill to drill holes in my rods. Very happy.

Worked great on my '99 Electra Glide. Replaced the old two piece clamps when I put in the mini monkeys. The set screws really dig in to prevent movement. Only thing I wish was a cheaper unfinished packer version as you can't see it. I highly recommend replacing the riser bushings with polyurethane bushings while you have access. In combination with this clamp this makes a big difference.

Mandatory when fitting tall handlebars to any Harley. This clamp is for 1 1/4" handlebars with 1" risers. If you have an original handlebar from 2000 to 2013, you have a 1 inch handlebar. The great thing about this clamp is that it has 3 set screws that need to be tightened after the handlebars are where you want them to finally reduce the torque. Make sure you go higher than 10-12 inches on the bars, you have that strong clamp with set screws. The higher you go, the more pressure is withdrawn.

I give it 5 stars because it looks like a good quality clip. When I ordered this, I must have overlooked up to 14 pieces. It turns without problems and initially holds the rods securely. After two months, I pulled the steering wheel a little to get into the seat and the steering wheel fell back a few inches. Long story short, I tried twisting them and almost blew the threads off the risers. Then I compared them. I think the difference in height makes them difficult to tighten properly. Little…