Gen 2 forward controls

[user 80459]

Corbin has a peg lowering kit for VMAX 1700. I probably should have done something myself
but am getting lazy in my old age. Dropped feet about an inch or so. Does the trick for me.

Yes, that is the one I used -It's basically 2 powder-coated steel plates (one for each peg assembly) dropping the original peg assembly braket by .9 inch and forward by 1/4 inch. Then used ROK 2" risers that I rotated slightly toward the rider, to get away from the "Cafe racer feel" that stock had -just personal choice, and probably not the best for drag racing either. Have a good day!

 

[jc1611]

There is a sight in Spain that makes them, about $450.

http://www.vmax.bike/new/?page_id=2448&lang=en

 

[Mike VMAX 2020]

There is a sight in Spain that makes them, about $450.

http://www.vmax.bike/new/?page_id=2448&lang=en

thanks. i checked into a custom seat, but was told that it was impractical to make the seat any “thinner”. i may check into the footpeg option.

 

[crynool]

Here's a picture of my bike -2017 VMAX, 5,200 miles. Put 2" risers on the handlebar and 1" drops on the peg/shifter,brake assemblies. Risers were a difficult install. 'May not be what others like, but for me it is a lot more comfortable to ride now.

Your Fender Eliminator looks great. Which one is it?
Did you have to replace the brake/clutch lines for the 2"?

 

[Paul Civitello]

Hey Guys I don't know if anybody is still looking but I designed a set of forward controls back in 2009 for the gentleman in the picture. He was 6 foot 6 and he said the forwards made the bike very comfortable. I actually have a set in the garage going to be on its way to Brazil in the next few days.