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Had the dealership install them a short while back on my 07 RK. I really like them, my back is much more comfortable on longer rides. I think it makes the rider look more natural sitting in an upright position rather than being slouched over. Each to his own.
Re-routing the clutch cable may require an adjustment, it did on my install.
While the bike is at room temp pull the cable from the lever and if a nickel barely fits you're good to go.
Haven't heard of these. Part #? Would love to see a before and after pic
A before pic would be stock.
Here is an after pic. I had to adjust the angle of my brake/clutch levers after this pic though.
Thanks for the pics. It's hard to tell the difference. They look the same. One pic is closer than the other. Do you like the difference. I get a kink in my neck on long rides. Would love to try something different.
just got done doing my e-glide ..went smooth..took a few tries to find a new path for the clutch cable ..but its done..so far i like it and can now sit back into the seat like i should..only 5'9"..but i like the way it feels sittin on her..tommorow will be the big test..just have to set the throttle and idle..will keep you posted
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