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changing to that forward pointing air cleaner radically changes how much you can reach with your feet, we have to use those if my wife rides a big twin, so she can reach the brake pedal.
I have had several different styles over the years but I have stayed with the Kuryakyn Dually's I have on now. They seem to support more foot positions than pegs.
I have had several different styles over the years but I have stayed with the Kuryakyn Dually's I have on now. They seem to support more foot positions than pegs.
Kuryakyn seems to be the brand of choice, will see if I can find someone riding with those.
Originally Posted by UrbanRunner
II did need a .025" shim to mate up the footpeg to mount as the standard footpeg bowed washer was too thick for this setup.
Wow, so it wasn't just me. I found myself using a rubber hammer to get the pedal to fit. LOL
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I found myself using a rubber hammer to get the pedal to fit. LOL
