Position of footpegs and controls 2013 model

Fingers said:

Welcome from Florida USA

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hoopla said:

Welcome Captain, from Maine, USA

Hoopla

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Al Burdon said:

I have gone through exactly this process on my 2013 R3R and am happy with the result. I am located in Victoria on the Mornington Peninsula if you would like to try the position.
I have replaced the R3R setup with the rails and pegs of a classic which moves the feet about 4 inches forward. You will need complete rails, pedals and master cylinder as none of the parts are interchangeable. In addition you will need to rework the brake line to fit the ABS setup (Not hard) and also manufacture a bracket to mount the rear brake switch. I have since fitted aftermarket foot boards as well.

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Al Burdon said:

I have gone through exactly this process on my 2013 R3R and am happy with the result. I am located in Victoria on the Mornington Peninsula if you would like to try the position.
I have replaced the R3R setup with the rails and pegs of a classic which moves the feet about 4 inches forward. You will need complete rails, pedals and master cylinder as none of the parts are interchangeable. In addition you will need to rework the brake line to fit the ABS setup (Not hard) and also manufacture a bracket to mount the rear brake switch. I have since fitted aftermarket foot boards as well.

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Gary 55 said:

Gday mate , love to catch up and try the position , You not far from me Ime in Hampton park

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Al Burdon said:

I have gone through exactly this process on my 2013 R3R and am happy with the result. I am located in Victoria on the Mornington Peninsula if you would like to try the position.
I have replaced the R3R setup with the rails and pegs of a classic which moves the feet about 4 inches forward. You will need complete rails, pedals and master cylinder as none of the parts are interchangeable. In addition you will need to rework the brake line to fit the ABS setup (Not hard) and also manufacture a bracket to mount the rear brake switch. I have since fitted aftermarket foot boards as well.

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Al Burdon said:

I have gone through exactly this process on my 2013 R3R and am happy with the result. I am located in Victoria on the Mornington Peninsula if you would like to try the position.
I have replaced the R3R setup with the rails and pegs of a classic which moves the feet about 4 inches forward. You will need complete rails, pedals and master cylinder as none of the parts are interchangeable. In addition you will need to rework the brake line to fit the ABS setup (Not hard) and also manufacture a bracket to mount the rear brake switch. I have since fitted aftermarket foot boards as well.

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Al Burdon said:

Working in West Oz this week back Friday night will Pm later and organise catching up

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