Drag Specialties Polyurethane Riser Bushings – 4‑Pack – Fits Harley FLH FLT FLR (1983–2025) – Repl. 53156‑86 / 56158‑73 – Made in Taiwan

OVERVIEW

These Drag Specialties polyurethane riser bushings replace worn factory rubber mounts to restore precise steering control and eliminate front-end flex. The upgraded black compound delivers a direct mechanical connection without compromising ride comfort on Harley-Davidson Touring and Softail motorcycles. Each set contains four bushings for complete handlebar riser refreshes.

ENGINEERING & PERFORMANCE

The 28-percent stiffer polyurethane formulation directly addresses sloppy handling caused by softening stock rubber mounts. Reinforced density maintains structural integrity under high-torque operating loads while still isolating road buzz from the rider’s hands. Designed as a direct bolt-on replacement, these risers align with existing mounting dimensions for straightforward installation on aging suspension stacks.

KEY FEATURES

• Black polyurethane riser bushings engineered for motorcycle handlebars
• 28 percent stiffer than OEM rubber compounds
• Eliminates sloppy or loose handlebar feel
• Maintains excellent vibration absorption during transit
• Directly replaces OEM numbers 53156-86 and 56158-73
• Complete four-pack kit for full front-end upgrades
• Note: Manufactured in Taiwan

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Brand: Drag Specialties
• Part Name: Polyurethane Riser Bushings
• Part Type: Hardware
• Material: Black Polyurethane
• Supported Years: 1983–2025
• Compatible Trims: Touring, Softail

• Harley Touring (1983–2025)
• Harley Softail (2000–2025)

WHY HARLEY RIDERS CHOOSE THIS

Riders install these riser bushings to tighten front-end response without sacrificing the plush ride quality expected on heavyweight cruisers. The reinforced polyurethane matrix bridges the gap between flimsy aging rubber and overly harsh aftermarket alternatives, delivering predictable steering feedback across varied road surfaces. By restoring precise handlebar alignment, owners notice faster cornering transitions and reduced hand fatigue on long-distance trips. This targeted upgrade proves especially valuable for touring and Softail platforms where handlebar flex directly impacts stability and control authority.