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just put the ness 3inch forward extensions on and has really improved the comfort ect.
now have one minor problem i cant get full movement of the rear brake lever easily (without really stretching to do so)
does anyone know if you can get a adjustable rod or some other idea
the brake lever could come up a couple of inches plenty of room there
i could get the rod extended or remade just wondered if anything was already available
2006 night train
32 inchs inseam and 5ft 9 in height
love the out stretched legs as i suffer from a crook knee gear change is normal just cant quite get full rear brake as easy
but will get it sorted soon
32 inchs inseam and 5ft 9 in height
love the out stretched legs as i suffer from a crook knee gear change is normal just cant quite get full rear brake as easy
but will get it sorted soon
Thanks for the info, that is helpful.
I have a 33-34" inseam and I'm 6'0", so hopefully I won't have the same problem.
I just put a 2" extension on my Deuce, and put a 1/4" thick piece of rubber about an inch square in between the foot pad and the lever itself. It is not alot, but enough to help make a difference.
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