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I installed the jiffy stand extension from HD on my 09 ultra due to having trouble reaching the stand after putting it down. It made it alot more easy to reach for me. If you decide to put it on yourself get a real good drill bit because the jiffy stand is really hard steel, but is fairly easy to install.
Maybe I'm missing something, but the extension (HD or Pingle) appears extend the existing tab FORWARD. While this would make it easier to find/reach while the stand it up, I don't see how this helps reach it when it's down. This tab points forward, so an extension would point even farther away from the rider and (seemingly) not make it any easier for a short-legged rider to reach it.
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