Has anyone had new cables made to go with Risers?

Now that my Risers are fully installed, and all the cables rerouted in front of the triple tree, my throttle cables are the cables that pull somewhat tight at full Left turn. But Not restricting full left turn of the handlebars. Although, my Clutch cable is in constant contact with the side of my Tach bucket All the time.
 
^^^^ @Dblbull

Did they help out as much as you hoped?


On the touring the only short cable is the clutch and rerouting that is all it takes, from what I understand.

bob
 
Yes, made a big comfort reach difference.
I still think sometime in the future, I'll be in for a Thunderbike 1.5" T-bar handlebar. But, until then, I can be more comfortable at least.
I didn't notice it so much with the 2 up Touring seat (that's been on my bike since I bought it), but the Standard seat (that's been in a bubble wrap bag) placed up in the rafters in the garage, I just recently swapped in place of the Touring seat. The Touring seat sets me closer to the bars than the standard solo seat/pillion seat does, and even though I'm 6'4", I felt a more comfortable seating position with the Solo/pillion seat, but I felt I had to stretch out to reach the bars, uncomfortably so.
The Risers made a huge difference, Day vs Night type difference.
 
I put two inch risers on mine and I only had to bring the clutch cable out from hiding behind the trim panel under the headlight bucket. I still let it ride behind the left hand infill panel though so it doesn't get to rubbing against anything.
 
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