So Pumped!
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Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Tennessee
Congrats man, i'm down at Humphreys myself. How about you? i think the yellow vrod in your pic belongs to a guy that lives in my neighborhood retty sure they just picked it up. Happy riding, looking forward to seeing you out on the road.
Here it what's on my invoice:
Part/ Item number: 50700005
Fits '06-later Dyna® models (except FLD) equipped with forward controls.
MSRP US $169.95
The description on the HD website says
Reduced Reach Forward Control Conversion Kit - Dyna®
Love the look and riding position you get with forward controls but not comfortable with the long stretch forward? This Forward Control Conversion Kit repositions the Original Equipment footpegs and foot controls up and back by over 1", positioning the controls closer to the rider for added comfort and confidence. The reduced reach places the rider's boot at the proper pivot point for improved leverage, while maintaining the "foot-forward" riding profile. This easy-to-install Conversion Kit includes heavy-duty steel mounts and shortened brake rod and re-uses Original Equipment control supports and brake and shift levers, or can be personalized with your choice of custom lever styles.
So I'm pretty sure that is all you would need.
Part/ Item number: 50700005
Fits '06-later Dyna® models (except FLD) equipped with forward controls.
MSRP US $169.95
The description on the HD website says
Reduced Reach Forward Control Conversion Kit - Dyna®
Love the look and riding position you get with forward controls but not comfortable with the long stretch forward? This Forward Control Conversion Kit repositions the Original Equipment footpegs and foot controls up and back by over 1", positioning the controls closer to the rider for added comfort and confidence. The reduced reach places the rider's boot at the proper pivot point for improved leverage, while maintaining the "foot-forward" riding profile. This easy-to-install Conversion Kit includes heavy-duty steel mounts and shortened brake rod and re-uses Original Equipment control supports and brake and shift levers, or can be personalized with your choice of custom lever styles.
So I'm pretty sure that is all you would need.
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Thanks. I am over at Osan and travel quite often to Humphreys. My 'lil man digs Splish & Splash. The yellow vrod was delivered to Humphrey's on the same truck as mine. A civilian buddy of mine works over on Humphreys with the helos...Jose Garcia...not sure if you would know him. I threw it out there based on your username.
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Thank you very much, it really means a lot.
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Here it what's on my invoice:
Part/ Item number: 50700005
Fits '06-later Dyna® models (except FLD) equipped with forward controls.
MSRP US $169.95
The description on the HD website says
Reduced Reach Forward Control Conversion Kit - Dyna®
Love the look and riding position you get with forward controls but not comfortable with the long stretch forward? This Forward Control Conversion Kit repositions the Original Equipment footpegs and foot controls up and back by over 1", positioning the controls closer to the rider for added comfort and confidence. The reduced reach places the rider's boot at the proper pivot point for improved leverage, while maintaining the "foot-forward" riding profile. This easy-to-install Conversion Kit includes heavy-duty steel mounts and shortened brake rod and re-uses Original Equipment control supports and brake and shift levers, or can be personalized with your choice of custom lever styles.
So I'm pretty sure that is all you would need.
Part/ Item number: 50700005
Fits '06-later Dyna® models (except FLD) equipped with forward controls.
MSRP US $169.95
The description on the HD website says
Reduced Reach Forward Control Conversion Kit - Dyna®
Love the look and riding position you get with forward controls but not comfortable with the long stretch forward? This Forward Control Conversion Kit repositions the Original Equipment footpegs and foot controls up and back by over 1", positioning the controls closer to the rider for added comfort and confidence. The reduced reach places the rider's boot at the proper pivot point for improved leverage, while maintaining the "foot-forward" riding profile. This easy-to-install Conversion Kit includes heavy-duty steel mounts and shortened brake rod and re-uses Original Equipment control supports and brake and shift levers, or can be personalized with your choice of custom lever styles.
So I'm pretty sure that is all you would need.
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From: Southern Oregon
You might want to give that new seat a try before deciding on some reduced reach fwds.
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No problem man. Good luck with it. And yeah, I agree with ynots. Since you've already ordered the reduced reach seat, try that first. if it doesn't help then try the stock seat with the reduced reach forwards. For me personally, the seat shifted me forward and made the problem worse. The reduced reach forwards moved my foot/leg back and eliminated the issues of my knee hitting the air cleaner cover and my leg feeling heat from the exhaust.
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Joined: Aug 2011
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From: South Carolina
x2 on the seat the reduce reach makes a huge difference. I have a friend that has it on his the bike is perfect for him but almost un rideable for me, I'm too tall. we both have the same bike even same color