Mines like Drews but black. Just takes a little getting use to. I don't think you'll regret it, well your wallet might!

 

Living in New England, I've got lots of hills. Sitting at a red light, heading up hill, turning left is still a bitch. I find that because my foot is on and off the floor boards, shifting around while riding, I have a hard time gauging where the clutch will kick-in. Nothing scarier than thinking you're in 1st, letting the clutch out and find your shift wasn't positive enough and you're still in neutral. Almost droped the bike a couple of times! It is getting easier. I've only got about 400 miles on the setup.

 

I have about 20K on mine and it gets much easier. I think i did 400 miles in the first week as I had to feel comfortable with it.

Drew

 

Just for the record mine is real and so is Lundee's If you're gonna put a jockey shifter just make it the real deal brah... Once you get used to it it's all good and two up it cake so no worries

As far as feel goes I prefer a boot with soft rubber lugs it really helps.

 

I have a friend who added a dummy to his beautiful nostalgic Fat Boy, but I can't find a picture that shows more detail on the mounting points. It would be awesome if you could make it look this good and work!

 

Go for the real deal. Not as hard as you might think to get used to it...
I dont regret it!

 

i agree
spend the cash on a zilla removeable fairing with a kick *** stereo

 

That's a good lookin scoot! Blinkers off the bottom of the frame? cool
Ok I already f'd the thread so DR V how much to put a hand jammer on a 93 Heritage? pm me so I can save up! Thanks!
Best of luck to the op, I would go for the real thing(yeah I know what I posted before lol) I like **** that works.

 

Just ride, if it's for looks not needed. It should function.

 

Story..sorry i didnt clarify that Iwas just saying I liked the type of shifter you and Lundee have. It sems I will wait and do up the real thing...I will take donations guys...LOL