Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
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Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
Does anyone else have these?
Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
They attach to the footboard of your current bike mine being 2006 Softail Springer Classic
They look great and I test rode them this morning and my what a wonderfull feeling to be able to strech out!!!!
[align=center][/align]Our footboard mounted Cruise Pegs continue to be one of the most popular accessories we offer. Constant refinement has resulted in easier installation and improved performance. This design allows easy installation by simply drilling mounting holes in the steel footboardbase for the adjustable mount and full-length reinforcing plate. The entire assembly mounts to the floorboard, so the various mounting brackets used by H-D are not a factor. The reinforcing plate adds stiffness to the floorboard to keep flex to a minimum. (The stock rubber flltboard pads remain unaffected.) The arms are fully adjustable front to back and are available with or without our cushy ISO-pegs. Cruise Arm Mark III adjustment is limited when installed on motorcycles with engine guards.
Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
They attach to the footboard of your current bike mine being 2006 Softail Springer Classic
They look great and I test rode them this morning and my what a wonderfull feeling to be able to strech out!!!!
Cruise Arm Mark III
[align=center][/align]Our footboard mounted Cruise Pegs continue to be one of the most popular accessories we offer. Constant refinement has resulted in easier installation and improved performance. This design allows easy installation by simply drilling mounting holes in the steel footboardbase for the adjustable mount and full-length reinforcing plate. The entire assembly mounts to the floorboard, so the various mounting brackets used by H-D are not a factor. The reinforcing plate adds stiffness to the floorboard to keep flex to a minimum. (The stock rubber flltboard pads remain unaffected.) The arms are fully adjustable front to back and are available with or without our cushy ISO-pegs. Cruise Arm Mark III adjustment is limited when installed on motorcycles with engine guards.
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From: south ar
RE: Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
try www.kwstretcher.net ...alot cheaper and better footposition IMO.
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RE: Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
I have the MK III's on my bike and they work fine. having said that, I wish I had waited for the Mk IV version. I'm 5' 8" and in the far most rear position (due to brake pedal getting in the way), I have to rest my heels on the footboards and the ball of my feet on the Mk III's pegs.
The short version of the Mk IV would be better for shorter riders.
The short version of the Mk IV would be better for shorter riders.
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RE: Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
I have the Cruise Mark III 'S on my Heritage, Work for me. They have alot of adjustment andare very comfy......Ride Safe and Often....BearC.Paw.....
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From: Shady Grove Pa
RE: Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
MK IV's here, I like how they bolt on the frame and are adjustable, I bought the extended ones. I have to update my picture to show all my changes.
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RE: Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
Thnks for the link !!
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From: Shady Grove Pa
RE: Kuryakyn Cruise Arm Mark III
I went on their site, they seem to have the same basic position as where I have mine set. You can adjust the IV's, because of how they mount. TramaKing, ride down to Greencastle/Shady Grove and sit on my bike and see how they feel, then you'll know......