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WHat's wrong with the Ness kit? Lots of people have it, and they say no problems. First I've heard of this.... Please enlighten me. I haven't bought one yet is why I am asking, and was looking pretty seriously at Ness.
I have the Ness 3" kit on my '02 Softail. No problems. Have installed 3 others on customer bikes and no problems. I too would love to have another 1-1 1/2" or 4 to 4 1/2" fwd controls. Would be the perfect leg extension for me when riding. (I'm 6' 3")... Frontend is raked enough that interference wouldn't be a problem. 4" controls would probably work...
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