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Cruiser
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Belding Michigan | Back some time ago I saw a post or at least I think I did, of someone that fabricated a foot peg that was attached to the front tip over bolt. I have very long legs being 6'10" tall and none of the standard pegs do me any good. The Victory one are just unless and the V pegs are better but still don't get me a stretch out that I need. If any one here know where or who did the ones I am refering to please let me know. I am more than willing to pay for someone to make me a set as I have no way to fabricate something at this timr. Thanks for the feedback in advance. Archie |
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Iron Butt
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North Orange County CA | Arizona Victory makes a set of brackets to which you then attached a set of offset mount hwy pegs.
http://www.arizonavictory.com/eshopprod_cat_2302-61041_product_7415...
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Iron Butt
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Rockford, IL | Archie-
Thought you were selling/trading your bike for a GW? |
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Tourer
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| I saw a promo pic of a 2010 Vision with footrests off from the tip overs as well.
Wondering if they were aftermarket or if Victory is coming out with their own.
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Cruiser
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Belding Michigan | was /am trading if I can but not a lot of interest so if I can not trade I am going to make this as comfortable as possible. IF someone wants it then I am looking you know how it goes not everyone is ready to move up so I may have to keep it and find a way to work for both me and her. Archie
By the way thanks for the info on the mounts they exactly what I want |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | amessen - 2009-08-10 10:27 AM
was /am trading if I can but not a lot of interest so if I can not trade I am going to make this as comfortable as possible. IF someone wants it then I am looking you know how it goes not everyone is ready to move up so I may have to keep it and find a way to work for both me and her. Archie
By the way thanks for the info on the mounts they exactly what I want
archie, not to jump in on your business, but I'm curious to what is not comfortable on the Vision verses an GL1800/GL1500, and I think you're referring to the pillion. It is definetly not a sellers market at the moment and only hoping to help... |
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Cruiser
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Belding Michigan | She has back issues and the seating position is better with the stock seat than the Corbin I bought so we are back to stock which kills my hips as it is to soft. I am looking at taking the stock seat to a local upolstery shop to try to fix the front seat for me.
So I can go to a Wing as we have seating options that work for both of us. I can use the Corbin which is good for me bad for her or the stock seat which is good for her and bad for me. Last but not least I can try to fix the front of the stock seat and make it work the best I can. no one else seems to make seats aftermarket yet like Hartco or Black Diamond. So that is how I got to here. Archie |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | Does sounds to be a situation. Hopefully your local guy can help. There's a seat floating around I think that I wanted to be a part of to get mine done in leather, maybe who ever has it for sale, I think the price was $200, might chime in, or i'll look later. I don't know if that would help you minimize down time. |
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Cruiser
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Belding Michigan | Thanks Chris I have the Corbin that I can use till I find the way to make this work hoping I can clear it up so I can keep the Vision as I like the bike. If you or any of the guys get to Michigan look me up I know some great rides. Archie |
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Visionary
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LaPorte,Tx. | The optional seat offered for the Vision by Victory is definately different than the stock seat. I sat on one, but did not ride with it. You maybe able to look at that also. |
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