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Here are a few pics of my forward controls, which I fabricated per nevets61 design and extend the stock HD forward controls by 5". I'm 5'10" and these things make the bike ride so much better
Cost: $50 for steel parts and $8 for paint and primer
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I was inquiring to see if you were going to fab up some units for sale. If so, you have an idea on the price?
I would not have a problem making a setfor people who are interested, but we would need to work out the details...for instanceI would need you to send me your brake rod so that it can be lengthened
looks great..you're very crafty..i would be interested,but i wouldn't be abe to part with the parts from my bike..i need it to ride..did you have to lengthen the shift rod as well?
Yes, the shift rod get lengthened, but it's a new piece...with the brake rod I have to cut it in half and add ina 5" piece of rod...
Like I said, this is nevets61's design and his instructions are dead nuts...working with metal is a hobby of mine so I have all the tools needed
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looks great..you're very crafty..i would be interested,but i wouldn't be abe to part with the parts from my bike..i need it to ride..did you have to lengthen the shift rod as well?
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