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I am vertically challenged, 29" inseam. I mounted a long adjustable highway peg mounting kit- offset on my 2011 RKC. After I got them adjusted to stay out of the way of the foot controls, it still seems like I am just a bit short of stretching out.
I see you can just order thw short arm kit but its still a little spendy. Does anyone know the difference between the short and long offset arms? Has anyone with a similiar inseam faced this choice and decided one or the other was the best?
I am vertically challenged, 29" inseam. I mounted a long adjustable highway peg mounting kit- offset on my 2011 RKC. After I got them adjusted to stay out of the way of the foot controls, it still seems like I am just a bit short of stretching out.
I see you can just order thw short arm kit but its still a little spendy. Does anyone know the difference between the short and long offset arms? Has anyone with a similiar inseam faced this choice and decided one or the other was the best?
I have the same 29" inseam and i have the long offsets. I have yet to get them further away from me i can't stretch out yet. They are too close.
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