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Topic : rear dresser bars
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 ezrider3 
Chaac
Reg. Date : 21/01/2010
Posts : 505
Location : Maryland, United States
Posted : 29 Apr 2012 - 22:25   Post title : rear dresser bars
 
Can anyone tell me if the REAR DRESSER BARS get in the way of the passengers legs?
Thanks

EZ

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 davetac1 
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Reg. Date : 06/09/2010
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Location : Haverhill, Ma., United States
Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 00:52   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: ezrider3)
 
I have em on my SE and have heard no complaints from the few passengers I've had on board.And we've traveled several hundred miles on a couple occassions.So I would think that if any of them had a problem,I would've heard about it. Dave!!!

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 ezrider3 
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Reg. Date : 21/01/2010
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Location : Maryland, United States
Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 00:57   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: davetac1)
 
Thanks for the reply!
I also have the SE model. And Lord knows we have to keep the wife happy

Thanks EZ




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 davetac1 
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Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 01:14   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: ezrider3)
 

ezrider3 wrote:

And Lord knows we have to keep the wife happy

Thanks EZ




Ya got that right!! Dave!!!

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 feduke 
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Reg. Date : 11/08/2009
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Location : Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 01:19   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: ezrider3)
 

ezrider3 wrote:

Thanks for the reply!
I also have the SE model. And Lord knows we have to keep the wife happy

Thanks EZ





Get her a good vibrator and she won't even notice the seat.

 
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 wal 
Set
Reg. Date : 19/09/2011
Posts : 142
Location : WA, Australia
Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 05:13   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: ezrider3)
 
My wife and daughter did say the bars rub on their calfs but my son is fine with them cause he's a skinny bugger. I was thinking pillion boards may fix the problem which the SE may already have, so it is probably only a issue with the pegs on.

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 Jays 
Set
Reg. Date : 16/04/2011
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Location : Nowra, NSW, Australia
Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 06:00   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: wal)
 
I agree with Wal. with foot boards the pillion has more options for foot placement and therefore avoids the bars, but I have found with pegs the bars have been a
Hindrance !

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 Ted 
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Reg. Date : 14/06/2010
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Location : March, Cambs, United Kingdom
Posted : 30 Apr 2012 - 07:53   Post title : Re: rear dresser bars (Re: Jays)
 
Ditto. My first Tbird had dresser bars back & front and Mrs. Ted found them a little irritating with foot pegs. This didn't influence me at all, until I was doing a rapid, smart-arse U-turn, I did a quick trials-like dab of my inside foot, trapped it under the rear dresser and down we went (me & bike, not me & Mrs. Ted).

I was stook under bike in the middle of the road, face down with a wrenched ankle.

Within 24 hours the bars were on ebay.

 
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