Highway pegs
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It worked really well but my legs are just a little too short to use forward controls with the mustang seat without a windshield. With my legs out, the wind pushes me too far back in the seat and it is a major workout keeping my feet on the pegs. With my lower profile seat it was no problem. But then my ars hurt.
You could do the opposite of what I did and run forward controls with mids (pegs only). The brake rod to the front controls clears the pegs I think (depending on the mids your running).
You could do the opposite of what I did and run forward controls with mids (pegs only). The brake rod to the front controls clears the pegs I think (depending on the mids your running).
Last edited by OCSpringer; Mar 16, 2025 at 10:43 AM.
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I really liked riding with my feet staggard (one foot forward & one foot back) as well. I rode like that quite a bit at lower speeds.
Last edited by OCSpringer; Mar 16, 2025 at 11:38 AM.
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Holy smokin' Texas, that is a great looking bike!
Also, I do like the "forward controls without the controls" idea. I have a crash bar / highway bar type thing, but my legs are a tad too short...
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Theyll mount to an engine guard or to the forward control bracket on the frame.
Mine are mounted to the forward control bracket.
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