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Im the same size. Got a set of 3" extension plates so I could keep my stock controls and dont regret it a bit. MUCH more comfortable. Being that tall, I dont think you'll look back at your stock mids.
no regrets, well one, wish i did it before i rode around for 1,000 miles. It is the best mod i did. Made a world of difference. When I first got it back, it was amazing how i felt stretched out and more comfortable. People even commented that I looked more relaxed.
Im 6-4 and highly recommend. My buddy that is 5"11 loves it when he can enjoy a ride on my back also. lol.
None whatsoever, I'm 6ft 3ins with a 34" inside leg, Rocker was OK but on long journeys I felt a bit cramped. Fitted the same kit (3" forward control extension kit), made the world of difference, like riding a different bike! :-) By the way, picks are before extensions were fitted :-))))
Lemme tell ya this...I have 3" extensions on my Train and its so comfy with my 32-33" inseam that I cant even buy a Street Glide now cuz' I feel to cramped and the Glides all feel small!! Like riding lawnmower feel...Or sitting on the Toilet
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Thats serious talk Bro.
Without the extensions I feel like I'm sitting on a toilet...I dont like sitting on toilets. I like 100HP BarcoLoungers!!
I'm the same size and they make a huge difference IMO. Matter of fact, it's just enough for controls and I like to rest my heels on top of the pegs for full stretch when riding on the long stretches. A Must have for anybody 6' or more.
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