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2023-2024 Harley Low Rider ST Cable Extension Fitment Guide

2023-2024 Harley Low Rider ST Cable Extension Fitment Guide


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2023-2024 Low Rider ST Cable Extension Fitment Guide

After upgrading to a new exhaust on your Low Rider ST and maybe an air cleaner then next thing to tackle is those handlebars!  Bolt-on a new setup and make the FXLRST more comfortable and nimble.Figuring out what length cable, brake line and wiring can be a little  tricky. Simply pick out the risers and handlebar of your choice and use the guide below to make the cable extension and wiring extensions easy. Some popular combinations are below, but if you're not running that exact setup, don't worry! Simply look at the overall height measurement and if it matches up then all part numbers should still apply. Just note, if you're running a pullback plate on any handlebar setup then take that extra pullback into consideration as that will require even longer cables/wiring.

1. Risers / Handlebars: OEM

  • Overall: 10"
  • Upper Clutch Cable: OEM
  • Upper Brake Line: OEM
  • Switch Harness: OEM
  • Speedometer: OEM
  • TBW Harness: OEM

2. Risers / Handlebars: Kraus Bully ST 8" Pro Kit or  SF-Digi 8" T-Bar Kit

  • Overall: 10.5
  • Upper Clutch Cable: OEM
  • Upper Brake Line: OEM
  • Switch Harness: OEM but will require connections to be removed from caddy
  • Speedometer: OEM
  • TBW Harness: OEM

3. Risers / Handlebars: Bully ST 10" Pro T-Bar Kit or Kraus SF-Digi 10" T-Bar Kit

4. Risers / Handlebars: OG 8.5”Risers / ODI Podium Bar

5. Risers / Handlebars: Thrashin 9.5" Pullback / Thrashin Mid Bend Bars

6. Risers / Handlebars: OG 10.5”Risers / ODI Podium Bar

Fitment Notes from the Get Lowered Team

If you're running a pullback plate or a top tree in 2" pullback position, add an additional 2" to above lengths. 

Aftermarket bars with extreme sweep may need extra slack.
Fairings, nacelles or relocated switches can also affect fitment and routing.


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