New to me 2025
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I'm 100% the opposite..I don't have highway pegs by choice..on the rare occasion I need to stretch my legs for a few minutes I just rest my boots on the engine guard..I prefer my feet to be by their controls and ready to instinctively operate them for safety reasons..the 1 or 2 seconds it takes having to relocate to them could be an eternity when it comes to averting / avoiding bad situations
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Highway pegs are a huge help when you need to stretch your legs on a long ride. I usually install them where I can have 3 different resting points. The floorboards, floorboards for the heel and the pegs for the toe or just the pegs.
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And I don't believe first world problems are subjective.. they're silly things only comfortable people find problems..
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The seat was changed, they are not interchangeable. This changes the position of the rider and therefore, the answer. At 6'1" I'm not cramped on a 2015. I'm a bit cramped on a 2025.
And I don't believe first world problems are subjective.. they're silly things only comfortable people find problems..
And I don't believe first world problems are subjective.. they're silly things only comfortable people find problems..
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