extended reach forward controls
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 360
Likes: 13
From: Jacksonville, Florida
It was the very first mod that I did, and make the bike much more comfortable to ride. My legs were kind of cramped up with the stock positions.
I also went with the Arlen Ness +3 extensions, and wish they made a +4, too.
I love the Ness kit, but I also found it to be actually more affordable when I was shopping around for the best deal. And then, lo and behold, someone posted a brand new, un-used, Ness kit on Ebay.......I snapped it up quick for like $100
I also went with the Arlen Ness +3 extensions, and wish they made a +4, too.
I love the Ness kit, but I also found it to be actually more affordable when I was shopping around for the best deal. And then, lo and behold, someone posted a brand new, un-used, Ness kit on Ebay.......I snapped it up quick for like $100
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Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 2,115
Likes: 5
From: SoCal
Just remembered...Vulcan makes some 3" extensions and they're much cheaper than Ness
http://vulcanworks.net/Forward-Contr...-p-1-c-27.html
http://vulcanworks.net/Forward-Contr...-p-1-c-27.html
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