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Greetings Everyone,
I have recently got the HD Extended Reach Forward Control installed on my my 2016 48 and I am quite disappointed that HD did not include in its kit a matching gear shift lever. I am now left with the original black lever on the left and a new chrome brake lever on the right like this :
So I am looking to replace either one to have everything in the same colour. I guess the easiest would be to find a chrome gear shift lever to replace the original black one. Anyone else has installed that kit and found an aesthetically pleasing replacement part ?
Greetings Everyone,
I have recently got the HD Extended Reach Forward Control installed on my my 2016 48 and I am quite disappointed that HD did not include in its kit a matching gear shift lever. I am now left with the original black lever on the left and a new chrome brake lever on the right like this :
So I am looking to replace either one to have everything in the same colour. I guess the easiest would be to find a chrome gear shift lever to replace the original black one. Anyone else has installed that kit and found an aesthetically pleasing replacement part ?
Thx.
S.
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Don't have long enough legs to need this upgrade. BUT not surprised HD does not provide the stuff for the left side/shifter. Most HD stuff less pegs and grips and mirrors are separates. I've found levers are all separate as some folks may not want to do both sides of the bike.
Lever does look nice and hope it works as you thought as this stuff ain't cheap.
Well I just had some forward controls made for me ...
Talk about chalk and cheese in the handling department ....so much better and smoother..
I wish i had done it sooner ..
Trying to post pictures ..
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Extended Reach Forward Control
