forward control advice/suggestions
I installed the HD ones and to remove the linkage arm from the primary you have two choices. 1-us a hack saw and cut the arm from the lever from behind the primary (pain in the ars if you ask me). 2-pull the whole primary off to remove it (there is a part that get installed that requires a 24hr cure timebefore use).
What I did install the whole forward control kit, minus the rear black lever arm and I just ziptied loosely the mid linkage arm to the new linkage bar. And when I had the bike in to get some work done I spent a little extra $$ and had the case pulled and the rest of the work done.
When I install the forwards at home, it took me maybe an hour total to do everything.
What I did install the whole forward control kit, minus the rear black lever arm and I just ziptied loosely the mid linkage arm to the new linkage bar. And when I had the bike in to get some work done I spent a little extra $$ and had the case pulled and the rest of the work done.
When I install the forwards at home, it took me maybe an hour total to do everything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7mhN_1AP-4
Here is a video I made to show how/what to remove and cut for forward control installation...hope this helps.
Here is a video I made to show how/what to remove and cut for forward control installation...hope this helps.
I have the opposite problem. I have a Fat Bob with forward controls, but I have short legs. I can reach the mini-floorboards I put on it, but on longer rides, the spot (the ONLY spot) where my foot hits the mini-floorboard starts to burn. I have nowhere else to put my feet to get some relief. I bought some heel rests/stirrups, but in order to mount the heel rest, the part that prevents the mini-floorboard from moving won't fit. I don't know if adjustable highway pegs might be the answer. Anyone else fixed this problem?
Ditto. I have the HD forwards on mine and am perfectly happy with them.
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