I'm 6'4"/220 but for most of my FXDC ownership, I was up around 250 lbs. No issues at all with my weight and even comfortably carry my wife on the back as well. I had standard length forward controls, though, and finally decided they were too short. Swapped them out for extended forwards and now I can't be happier.

 

yeah... 6' and 260 here. 06' Superglide with forwards and mini apes on some tall risers. i have no issues at all. have taken a couple 4000 mile trips and love every mile!
and... welcome to the forum!

 

5'11" 230lbs,bike is perfect size,want to put forwards on this winter,if cash permits,using highway pegs now,the best thing i have done comfort wise was goin with the H-D pillow look seat,much more comfortable.

 

Welcome!

6'2", 250, riding an 09 FXDC.

I have mids, and highway pegs. No problems so far.

 

5-11 240lb on a fxdc. I had to get rid of the stock seat immediately because of back ache. The mids went a thousand miles later and forwards went on and it is a very comfortable bike now for 300+ mile days of my 50 year old skeleton.

 

im 6'4, 230, my 09 fatbob is like sitting on my recliner.
Granted im using foreward controls STOCK... and a sundowner seat.
only think im gonna change on my Bars are the Risers, gonna make em 6"'s and in Chrome for looks.

Bt aside from that its a Gem.

welcome to the Forum. PICS son, PICS

 

6'4" 280lbs. I have an 08FXDC with 3" extensions on the forward controls and it is quite comfortable. I love the way it fits me.

David

 

I'm 6'5", 240 and I'm very comfortable on my SG with forwards.

 

Thanks alot for the input guys! I'm pretty sure between the combination of guys saying that they're 250+ and the guys saying they're 6'2+ I'm sold on this bike.

No BS I thought about this bike all day at work today. I am 99% sure this is the bike I'm gonna have to buy this spring!!!!!!! Just SAD I have to wait that long

 

5'9", 220...... HD forwards with Kuryakyn swingwing pegs, Mustang vintage wide solo, 10.5" fat mini apes on 4" fat risers.. the only time I have to get off is to gas up between 180 and 200 miles.