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Tall rider or just want to be more comfortable?
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Install forward controls on your Harley Davidson Softail or Dyna.
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Start saving money now. No need to have a dealership do this project.
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Do it in your garage or on your patio right on the kickstand!
A Video by Bikers for Bikers!
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Adventure Harley-Davidson
- Exact forward control kit we used on a Harley-Davidson 2016 Dyna Low Rider S.
In this tutorial video made by bikers for bikers, we teach you how to install forward controls on a Harley-Davidson Softail or Dyna model. It's fair to say the video will work for any 2000 to present models, but will likely work for earlier models too. The project has remained the same over the years. There have only been slight changes on the bolts and hardware. The bulk of the project is all laid out for you step-by-step in this HD tutorial video.
Much effort & detail went into the filming & producing this video to give you the best possible views. You simply will not find a more detailed instructional video out there on this topic. We are bikers just like you, so we know how to properly teach this subject, what angles to get, and just what you need to know.
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