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I have an 02 Deuce and I am 5'10" tall. I feel cramped just a bit, especially on long rides with the stock setup and was wondering if the 3" Ness extension kit would work with my height or if it will be extended to much. Anyone my height running this setup? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks all
I'm 5'11". Mounted the Ness 3 inch extensions on my Night Train and found it to be a bit to much but this of-course is a personal opinion as every rider has different likes and dislikes. In hind-site I should have ordered a 2 inch extension.
Recommend you make some sort of food peg moch-up both 2 and 3 inch before you purchase.
I'm 5'11". Mounted the Ness 3 inch extensions on my Night Train and found it to be a bit to much but this of-course is a personal opinion as every rider has different likes and dislikes. In hind-site I should have ordered a 2 inch extension.
Recommend you make some sort of food peg moch-up both 2 and 3 inch before you purchase.
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