I put on my risers Saturday morning and disconnecting the speakers and ignition connectors almost cost me my religion! I fought those damn connectors for at least an hour and almost destroyed one of the speaker connectors with pliers before blindly unscrewing the speakers with a one inch long screwdriver and dropping them out so I could see how the connector attached. I had just as much trouble with the ignition connector with no room for my hands and no clue as to how the connector release functioned. The problem is that there's no room for big hands and you can't see the part of the connectors that have to be depressed. I bought the shop manual and it doesn't show how to disconnect wires, only says "disconnect the speaker wires", etc. The good news is that the risers are now on and I love them. I installed them to give me one inch up, one inch in, and two inches back and for the first time ever I am comfortable with slightly bent elbows in a relaxed position. My wife and I rode a hundred miles Saturday afternoon and I'm happy to report I had no back pain whatsoever. :lol: