2019 FXDR 114 Customized by Thunderbike
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Some of us are not short.
Great for your tiny legs that can fit on mid or rear controls. Unless you put rear controls with a three inch rearward extension kit on that thing , I wouldn't even want to pull it out of the driveway.
BTW, I have ridden crotch rockets. Very uncomfortable, and cant stand after about 20 miles.
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Great for your tiny legs that can fit on mid or rear controls. Unless you put rear controls with a three inch rearward extension kit on that thing , I wouldn't even want to pull it out of the driveway.
BTW, I have ridden crotch rockets. Very uncomfortable, and cant stand after about 20 miles.
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#12
My knees are in my chest when I get on something like that.
Look at my bike below. I have forward controls with 3" extensions, and I still have a good bend in my knees. maybe a 100 to 110 degree angle.
I have sat on sport bikes with rear controls. They are a little better, but I would still need them pushed back to fit onto it and be comfortable to ride it in twisties.
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Last edited by junior07; 03-14-2019 at 02:19 PM.
#13
Forwards on the new Softails are a fair bit closer than on the old Softails and Dynas. I hated my Low Rider S with forwards but i really liked them on my '18 Breakout and the FXDR.
#14
Riding my 09 Vrod Muscle with some sport bike friends when we hit a wide open stretch of open highway. I got up to 125mph via the speedo and it was all I could do to keep my feet on the pegs against the wind pressure. I was pulling hard on the handlebars just to stay in position. That's when I realized why sport bike pegs are behind you. The wind pushes on your knee and drives your leg to keep your feet on the pegs. It was a Duh!! moment for me. One of many lol.
The sporties still left me in the dust.
The sporties still left me in the dust.
Last edited by Walter White; 03-14-2019 at 04:58 PM.
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