congrats on the new bike very nice indeed yes you can get swept back risers and bars that curve back to cater for the vertical challenged. i dont think their is anything harley doesnt make un like other brands just go so your local stealer.
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if your only pulling the bars back a little you shouldnt need new cables . well i didnt and i've changed bars almost as many times as my jock's ...lol

Hey ladyriderrose

 

you shouldn't have much trouble with cables if you fit risers or different handle bars, as long as you aren't going to ape hangers , as there is a little extra length to electrical cables, push into the frame

but you may want to watch the front brake line

I fitted westerns which was 4 inch wider on my standard superglide, without to much drama except I had to change the brake line

Do you have any idea as to what you want to fit

Hi, I dont really know what I want ,.except I was thinking westerns also.Definitely want the lower look .I dont think I can have risers as I have the speedo that is attached to the clamps

Well if your going with westerns then, you will only need the brake line, the stock one is strecthed when fitted, I got a after market streetbob braided brake line

As for risers, the super glide speedo is the same center distance and I thiknk it is the same bolt pattern as the other risers, should be able to use the lower half and the speedo top

this is the link to my bikes conversion on this forum with the bars

 www.hdforums.com.au/Default.aspx

http://hdforums.com/forum/dyna-glide-models/306003-wide-low-bars.html

look here, they look good

the trick to not changing cables is to keep the "arc" from the mounting point on the triple tree, to the tip of the bar(end of handgrip), as constant as you can
so if you can select a new bar where that remains relatively constant, cables fit the same, despite changes in height, and or width