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I had ordered highway pegs to have mounted on the front crash bar of my 2014 SGS coming, I was surprised at the cost of the parts and labor
The more I thought about it the seating position is different than my SE electra glide or my road king so
I decided to have the crash bar removed as I think it looks much better with cleaner lines
Like the others have said, i am having a hard time wrapping my arms around this one. Removing lowers I get, but the bars are minimal to begin with and do have a function. Just my opinion but good luck with whatever you decide.
It's very tempting.....and temptation may get me when riding season gets here. Removing it would give my long legs more room on the front side of the floorboards.
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