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Ok I read about forward controls. But?
03/24/08 at 15:56:30
 
Where did you guys find them I have looked all over the net and cant find any to fit my savage(2003). Im new to this bike and quickly finding out that accesories are hard to find . Any and all help greatly appreciated Smiley
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Reply #1 - 03/24/08 at 16:04:44
 
send a pm to the member Ed L he just made a batch if they arent sold out.
search function the marketplace to see...
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Reply #2 - 03/24/08 at 16:13:10
 
What Ed makes is extensions for the stock controls.What a difference.
Look at the purple one,without
                 black one,with
http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/1219001
You can click on pic to enlarge it too.
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Reply #3 - 03/24/08 at 16:27:38
 
Yes, ED. L makes his forward control plates out of aluminum so they won't put any measurable extra weight to the bike. They move everything forward pegs, kickstand, shifter, and brake pedal.

The ones I made for myself leaves the kickstand in the original position.

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Reply #4 - 03/24/08 at 16:38:40
 
I'm dying to take mine on a loooong ride,but I happened to look at my front brakes,and they're about gone Angry.I about died when I saw how much pads were.I'll take the ones off the '87 for now. Wink
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Reply #5 - 03/24/08 at 16:46:51
 
There are quite a few parts from http://www.highwayhawk.com/
forward controls, highway bars and such
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Reply #6 - 03/24/08 at 17:13:10
 
Still have three sets boxed up and ready to go, $80.00 plus 8.95 shipping. Shoot me a PM if still interested.
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Reply #7 - 03/24/08 at 17:55:19
 
Reelthing wrote on 03/24/08 at 16:46:51:
There are quite a few parts from http://www.highwayhawk.com/
forward controls, highway bars and such

part # 493-5015, probably spendy
This is a dutch company I think. They have a NY # 877-215-5857 and a IL # 847-504-1400 and they make footboard etc for the LS650. Wink
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Reply #8 - 03/24/08 at 18:00:36
 
http://www.seegercycle.com
Another but very spendy Smiley
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Reply #9 - 03/24/08 at 19:13:47
 
Or, for near the same cost, you can add a highway bar and a set of offset clamp-on foot pegs.

I batted around getting the control extensions, but am afraid they would move the controls too far forward.

With the highway bar and pegs, I can stretch out when I'm cruising and have the more compact riding position for commuting.

I'd post a picture, but the bloody server keeps telling me that  my 128k jpeg is too bloody big to upload! Roll Eyes
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Reply #10 - 03/24/08 at 19:17:32
 
yep, that's them - your right they're on the high side - guess most parts for boats, planes, motorcycles and such are
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Reply #11 - 03/25/08 at 17:27:38
 
skrapiron -FSO wrote on 03/24/08 at 19:13:47:
Or, for near the same cost, you can add a highway bar and a set of offset clamp-on foot pegs.

I batted around getting the control extensions, but am afraid they would move the controls too far forward.

With the highway bar and pegs, I can stretch out when I'm cruising and have the more compact riding position for commuting.

I'd post a picture, but the bloody server keeps telling me that  my 128k jpeg is too bloody big to upload! Roll Eyes

That's what I did Smiley

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Reply #12 - 03/27/08 at 13:03:44
 
I finally got to get in the wind(literally 35 mph,up to 50 mph gusts)to try out my extensions Cheesy.Got about 10 miles out the f&%@#*g headlight disintergrates.Through traffic holding a headlight in one hand,controlling the bike with the other.I did put new brake pads on $32.00 plus tax at the stealership.aaaarrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhhh.
Time to steal the $150.00 one off the Harley Angry.
But on a good note the extensions kicka$$. Smiley
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