Anyone seen these in person yet?&nbsp\\; I'd love to get something along these lines.&nbsp\\; With my current set up, my right leg is right against the air cleaner (which is custom painted) and I'm worried vibrating denim could hurt the finish.&nbsp\\; Not to mention, it's&nbsp\\; just nice to have a second option while cruising.
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http://kuryakyn.com/products.asp?bn=...&amp\\;ci=3596

 

I could not get the link to work, but if your talking about the kury swingblade, I put mine on yesterday and love them. I get a lot of stretch with the arms out. The only gripes I have are they are very large, almost like floorboards with the swing arms closed and you can't swing the arms out with your foot because of the latch.

 

If you're talking about the brackets that eliminate the need for a highway bar or ugly crash bars on your cruiser, then I've got them installed on my Deuce - they install between your footpeg &amp\\; bracket, and allow you to mount your highway footpegs on them.&nbsp\\; They're awesome.&nbsp\\; You can see them in this pic:
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Cannon

 

have to use kury pegs with em.... bleh but doable.. I guess..maybe not, maybe when they come out with a version that accept any peg

 

Not sure what you mean by a "second option." AFAIK, if you move your controls out front (I did, and love it), you sacrifice your mid controls. I've got Kuryakyn forwards on 3" extensions with heel stirrups.

 

You don't have to use Kury pegs - they work with both, either factory or Kury's.&nbsp\\; Any male-mount peg will work\\; I've used both.

Cannon
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"from Kurys site"
It's a real challenge to mount a set of highway pegs on a forward control equipped bike.
We've done it at last with this very adjustable set-up. Fastening between the forward control and the footpeg.
It accepts any Küryakyn footpeg in the primary location and any male mount footpeg in the cruise location.

I was concerned about the primary forward control peg not the footpeg in the cruise location...

 

I was thinking about the pegs, too.&nbsp\\; As you can see, ISO pegs (or any other kury peg) wouldn't go very well on my bike.&nbsp\\; Jonny's set up is exactly what I was talking about, though.&nbsp\\; Looks good in the pic, as far as I can tell, that is.&nbsp\\; However, I would HAVE to be able to use my own style pegs on both locations.&nbsp\\; Hmmmm.