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As said above, the passenger pegs aren't hard and definitely replace the torx bolts. Some release belt tension because getting the tool in there to remove the stock bolts is a pain. If you are patient you can do it without doing that.
1-I put forward controls on mine in about an hour
2-I have a Badlander 2 up seat that I think looks good, however 99% of the time I use a factory street bob solo seat because I think solo looks better. Something about the rear fender it just looks best with a solo seat in my opinion.
3- I don't have passenger pegs on mine but they aren't hard to install by any means. If you install passenger legs, it's a good idea to spray rust penetrant in the threads and run a tap in them first. Same thing with forward controls.
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