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Does anyone know if the aftermarket makes any controls for the Sportster that are extended beyond the normal forward controls? Being 6'3', I think I would like to stretch out alittle bit more.
Hey Ice Rider, I am the same height, and thought about doing the same thing. I didn't really feel like spending the 300-400 on the extended controls. I threw a crash bar with some pegs on and saved myself some cash. My bike already came with the regular forwards. Just my opinion, but I am glad I went that route because I can still change my leg position on the the long hauls, I am not stuck now with no relief.
I had the same problem and I found these 4" extended controls on Ebay made by a company called Marcustom. I'm 6'2" and they really give the bike a laid back ride, I don't know how I rode for so long with out them, hope that helps.
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