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07-21-2016, 01:47 PM | #2 |
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I looked into this on my 14 Vaquero and found that the 1700 Classic has "more forward" controls problem is it would cost a fortune to buy all the parts involved to do the swap, would be doable with a doner bike for all the parts.
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07-22-2016, 11:34 AM | #3 |
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The part numbers for the driver floorboard mounts on the Vaquero and Classic are the same. I don't see how the classic would have floorboards that are farther forward. Perhaps the seat is farther back, or shaped to seat you farther back. jborushko Have you looked in to a new seat? The Corbin moves you back, and they have a tall person option that will move you even farther back.
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I'm with you jborushko, its a touch too cramped for me. Think i'll go the Corbin route, didn't know they have a "tall guy" option wonder if the have a "Low-rider" option too (LOL...seriously, I hope they do)???
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It does look like the floorboards are further forward on the Classic. Look at the back of the floorboard on the Classic relative to the engine compared to the Vaquero. http://www.ivansperformanceproducts.com/vn1700.htm |
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09-03-2016, 10:33 PM | #8 |
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The frame is different on the Classic than the Voyager or the Vaquero. It sits different and the leg position is different. I've never taken a close look at each of them to compare the differences.
Here's a site that shows the seated position differences between bikes. http://cycle-ergo.com
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Yes, the frame is different Olathe classic. Mount point for the floorboards in particular.
I know a guy who moved the floorboards back on his Voyager. He really should have bought a wing, but he bleeds green. He created a bracket that mounted to the frame with new holes for the floorboards. Of course, if you had bought a Harley, you could have order longer floorboards and shift and brake levers out of the parts catalog. Or just do what I did when I owned my Voyager, and install highway pegs. When cruising my heels are on the boards, and toes on the highway pegs.
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Thanks for sharing!
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