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I've got a pair of Kuryakyn Switchblades with short arms (6'1" 32" inseam).
Size is good, quality is good. They fit around the lowers fine.
There's seemingly infinite ways of adjusting them. I've got them pretty comfortable, but I'm still looking for the perfect sweet spot. Maybe this year I'll find it.
To fit around the lowers I went with the long angled Kuryakyn tour tech model. For your long inseam,I would suggest the shorts.They fit perfectly around the lowers,as that is what they are designed for.Eastern Performance $90
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