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Old 08-23-2008, 01:42 PM
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Cool Kuryakyn MarkIII highway pegs installed w/pics

What can I tell you? They rock, I love the position, top quality chrome product, fully adjustable, highly recommended.




 
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Old 08-23-2008, 02:05 PM
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Looks good!! I have the Mark IV's and they are one of the best mod's I have added!! Now hit the rode and enjoy the ride!!
 
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I rode a 100 miles yesterday afternoon, they are awesome, I can stretch my legs in different position now, feel much better.
 
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Cool!!
 
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I rode a 100 miles yesterday afternoon, they are awesome, I can stretch my legs in different position now, feel much better.
Looks good and I agree it helps especially on long trips to be able to re-position your legs from time to time.
 
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The only problem I have is finding the brake pedal, I hit the right peg accidentally when I tried to look for my rear brake , scary!
 
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Originally Posted by 128auto
The only problem I have is finding the brake pedal, I hit the right peg accidentally when I tried to look for my rear brake , scary!
Get the Harley Goodies extentions to move the boards out away from the bike and you wont have that problem any more.
 
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The only problem I have is finding the brake pedal, I hit the right peg accidentally when I tried to look for my rear brake , scary!
I went with the Kuryakyn EZ extended Brake lever also. the pad sits lower so you don't have to 'raise' your foot to step on the brake... it's more like braking in your car.


I hadn't switched to the Mark IIIs when this was taken - I guess I need to update my photos.
 
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I just received my MK IV's and will install this week. Initial tinkering makes me think the brake pedal will dictate the location on that side. I have a Bubba's kit for extended footboard (forward not out) with extended brake arm/pedal. To complicate matters, I have a master cylinder chrome cover that looks like it could enter into the equation. The shift side looks like no problem. I'll know by Tuesday.
 
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Looks great!
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I went with the Kuryakyn EZ extended Brake lever also. the pad sits lower so you don't have to 'raise' your foot to step on the brake... it's more like braking in your car.


I hadn't switched to the Mark IIIs when this was taken - I guess I need to update my photos.
 


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