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RE: Need suggestions - adding different foot position
ORIGINAL: evansf_fde
I have the 2006 Lowrider so when I put on forward controls I left the mid-control position pegs on the bike. Works well for me.
+1 Same here I just leave them folded up for short trips on long rides I put em down and can change position if i need to
Maybe check wiyh you dealer if he has take off's hanging around or some one on the forum may have mounts also check ebay
RE: Need suggestions - adding different foot position
Mr Moto,
Do you have any pics of that mustache bar ?? I've been looking at that for my Wide Glide, since it can be adjusted, and moved higher out of the way of the Brake.
Respects,
Ed
ORIGINAL: Mr. Moto
ericsenf,
Iam 5ft10in with 30in inseamhave a size 10 shoe.[/align]
This is the set up on my bike:[/align][/align]Kury forwards with floorboards.[/align]Drag bars with 14in pullback.[/align]Mustang Fastback seat.[/align]Kury adjustable mustache bar. [/align][/align]The adjustable bar can be moved up or down and 360 degrees. [/align]
I have a Thunder header with Kury forwards and I could not get the right side of the mid control to clear properly.I only have the shift side midon. Socheck if your pipe and forward set upwill clear with mid's before buying. Hope this helps.[/align][/align]
RE: Need suggestions - adding different foot position
I have forward controls with Kuryakyn dually pegs w/heel restsand installed the engine guard from a Wide Glide on it and put some HD highway pegs on that. Yes it will fit but there is a chance it may hit the fender when the forks compress.
I have them set so I can rest my feet on the highway pegs and put my heels on the dually pegs at the same time, pretty comfortable for highway travel.
Best pictures I have of them, the highway pegs are angled back a little bit, 10-15 degrees maybe.
RE: Need suggestions - adding different foot position
Ed,
The mustache bar allowed me two more foot positions. Feet straight on the pegs and on top of the bar.[/align]I had a roll bag on so I was push forward allowing me to place my foot on top of the pegs.[/align]Here's some pics on the bike. [/align]
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