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Try these guys. Someone had posted link here a few weeks back. Might got this route if they ever start giving us in NY tri-state area a hard time about vertical mounts.
Other thing I might do is get side mount folder off new V-rod and re-work that into something I like.
2005 nightrain
Carbed.
Stage I
Roland Sands Design VENTURI AIR CLEANER
Arlen Ness forward control extension kit.
V&H Straight shots
Heartland rear fender kit
Danny Gray stingray custom solo seat
+1 on the Top Down Products. I have their Roto-Plate and it is the one of the best purchases I have made. Ripped through the Tail of the Dragon scraping pegs and never once scraped the side mount. On top of being a great and innovative product, their customer service is second to none. When I bought it for my Rocker C they thought it would fit and it didn't, but Dennis went above and beyond by designing an axle nut mount that would fit the Rocker. I had the finished product in my hands in less than two weeks. That is great customer service!
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