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Fat Bobs have foreword controls, she has a Sundowner tha moved her foreword just a bit. We had a couple 400 mile days and she wants some highway pegs.
In 08 forwards were a option on Fatbobs not standard.
I looked at the Lindy type crash bars for trips when I had my dyna but went the HD one so I could use soft lowers. The soft lowers are nice in the rain or cold on trips. I had highway pegs attached to the crash bar and it helped a lot on trips.
I only used the crash bar on trips and in the winter months with the soft lowers. So dont have many pictures.
I have the Lindby Guard bar and I really like it. It does give you a choice of places to put your feet. I had them powder coat mine to match my bars.
Heres a few pic's
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