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I just got a 2003 Anniversary Fatboy, and I'm in love! I want a engine guard for it, because I'm 6"2" and want to be able to stretch my legs out, and I heard the KURYAKYN ERGO PLUS ENGINE GUARD was the bomb. What do you'all think? Thanks.......Anew member of the family.
I am also thinking of installing the Kuryakyn Ergo Plus Engine Guard. However I'm waiting to see a bike or some pictures of one with it installed to make sure I like it.
That Ergo thing looks funky. [&:]..Those Mark IV cruise arms look pretty sweet though. I'd like to pick up a set of those in the future.
Another thing I like (besides having about 3" of adjustment in them) is that your feet are positioned down low when your legs are extended, and not up at a higher, unnatural position that so often happens when you put pegs on an engine guard.
I have my cruise arms positioned so my heels can rest on the upper portion of the floorboards, while the sole of my boots lays naturally on the forward pegs.
Purchased quite a bit of stuff from them, and they have always provided great service.
The frame mounted Mark 4 Cruise Arms come in two sizes,Model 7840 which isrecommended for people with inseams under 31", and the extended Model 7841 (which I got) for longer inseams.
Looks like the price has gone up somewhat, as I believe that I paid $139 (with free shipping).
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