Forward control differences
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The type without the master cylinder includes a longer activation rod that runs from the pedal back to the original m/c. That can cause clearance problems with some pipes, but it's less expensive and a bit easier to install. I have the HD reduced reach on my SB.
On my 82 FXRS I used the type with the m/c because it was all I could find to fit that bike.
On my 82 FXRS I used the type with the m/c because it was all I could find to fit that bike.
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Personally I prefer the Master Cylinder up front, I think it looks better and I think it is easier to deal with. You need to remount the switch and pick up a new brake line hose, but if you ever make any changes or extend them, it is a simple hose to adjust instead of the rod.
I have tried a few different sets and I am very happy with my new
http://supremelegendsusa.com 2" extended controls.
They are excellent to deal with too, Bill the Owner is a great guy.
They have numerous choices and the quality is top notch.
I have tried a few different sets and I am very happy with my new
http://supremelegendsusa.com 2" extended controls.
They are excellent to deal with too, Bill the Owner is a great guy.
They have numerous choices and the quality is top notch.
Last edited by 8541hog; 04-21-2012 at 09:12 AM.
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