Mustache Engine Guards
Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 39
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From: Austin, TX
I just got these for my '09 Fat Boy. I have some bad knees so these are very nice for stretching out my legs when they start hurting in one position. I am going to get some other pegs to put on as well, so I have yet another position to put my legs in. About the only thing I don't like about the mustache guard is the because of how it's shaped, your legs end up being pretty much right up against the fuel tank. Also, because of where your right foot sits on there, you have to be careful about keeping the heel of your boot off of the brake pedal. I love these pegs you have on here....gotta find me some of those.
Advanced
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 91
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From: Colorado Springs
I have the HD regular engine gaurd on my heritage but, have been considering buying the Kuryakyn ergo gaurd. I have not seen one on a softail but saw a picture in Bagger magazine on a Road King. I think it would look good on a heritage.
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 224
Likes: 6
From: Eastern Kansas
I think you'll like the Lindby Multi-bar. I looked at several Mustache bars and settled on this one, I think it looked the best on my Heritage. Found it on the net of course, $226 with free shipping & no tax.
Club Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 145,895
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From: 40 miles Northeast of Indy..
I looked at them,,,, but IMO they just don't match the looks of the Heritage...
At 6'1'' they are still tooooo far to really use them as foot pegs..
I bought the Nostalgic ones (which match the look of the Heritage) and though I don't have FP's as I just strech out on the boards when needed.
At 6'1'' they are still tooooo far to really use them as foot pegs..
I bought the Nostalgic ones (which match the look of the Heritage) and though I don't have FP's as I just strech out on the boards when needed.
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,931
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Has anyone thought i dont like the black rubber on the guard i will take it off ...... just wondering as i would like to know how easy it comes off ..... i think it spoils the look ... my personal view ..... and i am sure something can be done about whatever is underneath ....
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 436
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From: Bartow, Fl.
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Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 39
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From: Austin, TX
Has anyone thought i dont like the black rubber on the guard i will take it off ...... just wondering as i would like to know how easy it comes off ..... i think it spoils the look ... my personal view ..... and i am sure something can be done about whatever is underneath ....
Has anyone thought i dont like the black rubber on the guard i will take it off ...... just wondering as i would like to know how easy it comes off ..... i think it spoils the look ... my personal view ..... and i am sure something can be done about whatever is underneath ....
I use the guard all the time to stretch out. I am 5'10" and 250, and really like the mustache bar on my Heritage. Vey strong and comfortable for long rides. I highly recommend this bar for a place to rest, looks, and all. Just watch that rubber, keep an eye on them, if they get loose, just a little super glue and you are ready to go, or just remove them for the chrome look.