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Cruiser
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Belding Michigan | Nope but it does help when someone wants to be bad because even the bad ones tend to leave me alone not sure if I am bad or a gentle giant. I however wear the colors of CMA so the gentle thing works for me. Archie |
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Tourer
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, FL United States | Amesson, now do you like the Corbin seat? Do you have the heated seat? |
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Iron Butt
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Peru, IN | amessen - 2013-05-07 9:08 AM
Nope but it does help when someone wants to be bad because even the bad ones tend to leave me alone not sure if I am bad or a gentle giant. I however wear the colors of CMA so the gentle thing works for me. Archie
Is the CMA a Christian 1% MC or a RC? I'm not into the 1% life style (Christian or non) and there don't seem to be many non-1% Christian clubs. |
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Tourer
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Central Illinois | Monkeyman clubs are like a$$holes. They all have their own perspectives and for most of us they stink. Ride your own ride and enjoy it. I do not belong to any established organization be it a MC, a riding group or any other. So what does that mean? When a local club sponsors something that appeals to me, I join in and ride with them, after providing the event entry fee. I am never treated the way that a member might be, but I support their event as an outsider and they seem to respect me for doing so. If a local "bike night" appeals to me, I show up and participate but will not join the sponsoring group simply because we had a match that one time. I am an individual, so membership in a group means absolutely nothing to me. If you want to be a part of something bigger, join it. I am not that person but I will continue to treat you as a fellow rider here or on other sites. After all there are only 2 kinds of people, riders and everyone else. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 155
Stockton, California | I installed Justin's mounts and my wife loves them. I had them chromed, added the Kuryakn offsets and pegs. We just got back from a 1700 mile trip from Nor-Cal to Lake Havasu AZ and she got to really try them out. They worked perfectly for her. Gave her options to rest her feet and relieved some knee pain. She is 5'11" so the extra room was great. Thanks Justin for a well thought out product!
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Visionary
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Sand Rock, AL United States | I got these for my wife and we did a west trip in August, 11 days, 16 states, and 4,759 miles. She loved them. On teh last leg home we did a SS1000 ironbutt.  |
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Cruiser
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Conneaut, OH | Does anyone have some pics of the passenger pegs with passenger seated on the bike? I'd like to show the wife |
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Cruiser
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Stockton, California | conn-e-rot - 2013-11-04 6:29 AM Does anyone have some pics of the passenger pegs with passenger seated on the bike? I'd like to show the wife Do a search for "passenger highway pegs" and there are some pictures Justin has with passenger on the bike |
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Tourer
Posts: 430
| I've had a pair, rider pegs, on my VV for about 10k miles, really happy with them. Allows me to stretch out in several more ways. |
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JB.Hatch's highway pegs, NICE!
