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Anybody got a picture of the George Anderson relocator and how does it work? Is it quick adjust like the Kuryakyn or does it just give you different mounting positions with a different bracket.
I had the GA on my '07 RG, and kept it when I traded it in - but I went with the Kury adjustable on the RGU so that I can easily move the tp. The GA gives you a choice of two positions (changing requires complete reinstallation) while the Kury gives more range and infinite adjustments in seconds without tools.
George is a great guy, and makes a fine product. If I didm't need the tp close for grandson and far for a big T-Bag, I'd have reused the GA bracket. I am, however, very pleased with the Kury.
First two pics are GA on my '07, third is Kury on my RGU
Last edited by 2011 Road Glide Ultra; Jun 11, 2011 at 11:59 AM.
I had the GA on my '07 RG, and kept it when I traded it in - but I went with the Kury adjustable on the RGU so that I can easily move the tp. The GA gives you a choice of two positions (changing requires complete reinstallation) while the Kury gives more range and infinite adjustments in seconds without tools.
George is a great guy, and makes a fine product. If I didm't need the tp close for grandson and far for a big T-Bag, I'd have reused the GA bracket. I am, however, very pleased with the Kury.
First two pics are GA on my '07, third is Kury on my RGU
I'm kinda leaning to the Kuryakyn also. I can get it for $185 shipped on Ebay and GA wants $175 shipped for his so the ease of adjustability with the Kuryakyn for $10 more seems like the way to go.
+1 for George, called him on thursday afternoon and in my hands early Saturday morning. installed and took a 200 mile trip with the misses and she said it was much better. i installed it in the extra the 1st position. i didnt even move it back the full 2 1/2 position.
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