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For anyone that has the HD Nostalgic Curved Guard, has anyone hadproblems mounting pegs on them?
Freind of mine tried to mount pegs on his Ultra to close to the radius of the bar and chrome started chipping
off. Since the Nosstalgic is a continuos curve didn't know if there would be a problem. Going to Daytona and planning on putting some miles on my Fatboy and want to be comfortable.
I bought a Lindby bar on Ebay, Just the bar, no fold-down pegs. It isn't the best solution for Highway pegs, but I do rest my legs on top of the bars at times. I'm looking to add a pair of clamp-on pegs to make it more comfortable. However, it did save me,a month after I installed it, I came back home, after a week of vaction to find my bike on it's side. The air leak out of my Legend air ride, it sank to low, and the kick-stand pushed it over. Besides an oil change and a mess in the garage, not a scratch on the bike.
From: Retired and living in the mountains of NE PA
RE: what's your take on this engine guard.?
ORIGINAL: djohnston
Hmmm...I'm not a big engine guard fan. Maybe on a dresser, but not on a Softail. IMHO, of course.
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I'm not crazy about engine guards either, but after dropping my bike once without one and getting away with no real damage I figured I'd used up all my luck. I have one on my bike now.
For anyone that has the HD Nostalgic Curved Guard, has anyone hadproblems mounting pegs on them?
Freind of mine tried to mount pegs on his Ultra to close to the radius of the bar and chrome started chipping
off. Since the Nosstalgic is a continuos curve didn't know if there would be a problem. Going to Daytona and planning on putting some miles on my Fatboy and want to be comfortable.
This is only my personal opinion but to me nobody makes a better looking engine guard than Lindby. I have one on my '03 Fatboy (the Lindbar not the Twinbar - looks the same just no footpegs).
I love it but I'm 5'11' not 6'3'. If I were any taller,it would lose its usefulness as a highway bar.
However,I do think you can find it for abit less....
well after a few ideas and PM's which i would say were good valid private messages. members on here are great. i did decide to go withSOFTAILKURYAKYN EXTENDED CRUISE ARM MARK IV when it comes in i will post more pictures. i know the saying, if you seen one softail with it on, you seen them all with it on. but its the point that we all like to show.
They are nice bars, but I went with the Ergo gurads and I really like them. You have several ways you can use them. I am short 6' so I don't normally flip out the pegs, but they do flip out. I normally ride with my legs hanging over the tops of my bars.
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