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Any opinions on a more comfortable solution for forward controls what’s everyone think of the mini floorboards
I've got a pair of the Large Mini Floorboards from HD. They look sweet. But I've come to the realization that the forwards themselves are the problem, not the pegs or floorboards. I think the only REAL solution would be full size floorboards on forwards. Other than that, my feet just keep getting slowly pulled off the controls due to my legs acting like a "windsail." I've decided to switch to further-forward mid controls and see how I do with those.
Big / expensive decision though, I'm going to be posting about everything required to move from forwards BACK to mids, as there's no actual kit to do so, either OEM or aftermarket. Definitely a labor of love and just gotta disregard cost hah!
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