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Changed my forward controls back today, always felt just alittle to far of a reach. Wasn't to bad around town but out on the road just to much to get comfortable on long rides.
Changed my forward controls back today, always felt just alittle to far of a reach. Wasn't to bad around town but out on the road just to much to get comfortable on long rides.
Just curious, how tall are you? i was thinking of installing forward control extensions and i am wondering if i should go with the 2 or 3 inch. Im bout 5'11 with a 32 inseem, riding a night train.
I'm 5'10" and went with the 2" extensions after riding a friends with 3".. Glad I did, the 2" was just right.. Only place I found them was in the Drag book..
Just curious, how tall are you? i was thinking of installing forward control extensions and i am wondering if i should go with the 2 or 3 inch. Im bout 5'11 with a 32 inseem, riding a night train.
I'm 5.8 the 31 inseem just felt like I was hanging all the time bring them back what a difference it made
Just curious, how tall are you? i was thinking of installing forward control extensions and i am wondering if i should go with the 2 or 3 inch. Im bout 5'11 with a 32 inseem, riding a night train.
I am the same height and inseam as you and the 3" extensions are not too far for me, could have gone a bit more.
Man, I wish I hadn't seen this thread..... it's opening up a whole touchy subject with me. Accutronix, Ness, Performance Machine, HHI, blah blah blah..... The closest I came to the perfect "KIT" was with Accutronix. A guy said he had the +3" ones on his '07 Fatty, and they were perfect, but the customer service rep at Accutronix said they'll hit the front fender. Any opinions whle we're on the subject? Browse this thread if you get a second. I'm about 6'3" (and a bit). Thanks..... J.R.
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