'16 48 reduced reach?
#11
Hmm good points.
I've looked at the forward brackets and wondered if they'd just bolt up to the mid position with a change in gear lever and brake rod, but I can't find any info anywhere where someone has done it.
I too have always dislike forwards, but persevere with them on an otherwise unreal bike.
For the reduced reach seat guys, what type (brand) was it? Did it sacrifice seat height? Did it still feel like a minimalistic bobber seat?
Thanks for the replies.
I've looked at the forward brackets and wondered if they'd just bolt up to the mid position with a change in gear lever and brake rod, but I can't find any info anywhere where someone has done it.
I too have always dislike forwards, but persevere with them on an otherwise unreal bike.
For the reduced reach seat guys, what type (brand) was it? Did it sacrifice seat height? Did it still feel like a minimalistic bobber seat?
Thanks for the replies.
#12
Be sure you are swapping for mids from a 2014-16 model. 2013 and previous are different.
#14
Hmm good points.
I've looked at the forward brackets and wondered if they'd just bolt up to the mid position with a change in gear lever and brake rod, but I can't find any info anywhere where someone has done it.
I too have always dislike forwards, but persevere with them on an otherwise unreal bike.
For the reduced reach seat guys, what type (brand) was it? Did it sacrifice seat height? Did it still feel like a minimalistic bobber seat?
Thanks for the replies.
I've looked at the forward brackets and wondered if they'd just bolt up to the mid position with a change in gear lever and brake rod, but I can't find any info anywhere where someone has done it.
I too have always dislike forwards, but persevere with them on an otherwise unreal bike.
For the reduced reach seat guys, what type (brand) was it? Did it sacrifice seat height? Did it still feel like a minimalistic bobber seat?
Thanks for the replies.
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