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i have a ness kit on my bike, they look nice, and its pretty comfortable, im gonna take them off though and see what is like w/o them(they were on when i bought it) because im only 5'8"
i have the arlen nees 3 in on my 07 custom. and i love then and i bought them for 160.00 through my parts guy. did not have to pay shipping here and i would not pay 40 in shipping anyway that does not sound right at all. but anyway they are very nice to have
I have a 07 Night Train and I am thinking about putting the Ness kit on it. I was wondering how tall are you guys that have them on your bike. I am 6' 3" with a 32" inseam I am a little squished.Also how hard of an install is it? Could I manage myself?
I'm 6' 3" with a 36" inseam...installed the 3" Ness kit myself (VERY easy to install...kit comes with everything you'll need)...I've had them on for 6,000 miles + and have had NO problems...check eBay for the best price (should be around $160.00 shipped)
I'm 6' 3" with a 36" inseam...installed the 3" Ness kit myself (VERY easy to install...kit comes with everything you'll need)...I've had them on for 6,000 miles + and have had NO problems...check eBay for the best price (should be around $160.00 shipped)
I agree on Ness kit. Highly recommend this mod.
My install was on a '07 Softail Custom. Replacing brake line (included) was probably toughest part.
Best price I found was Eastern Performance through their E-Bay ad. Currently about $170 w/ free shipping.
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