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Why don't these fit an Interstate ?

Started by TwoDogs, Wed 05, Aug 2009, 16:13:19

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TwoDogs

https://www.phatperformanceparts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=4050

Got a line on some used ones for reasonable, but won't bother if there is no way to make them work.

What's a good solution for the 6'4" Interstate pilot ?
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If God dwells inside us like some people say, I sure hope He likes enchiladas, because that's what He's getting.  - Jack Handey

junior

i would geuss because of the pods on the IS

Master Blaster

They will work fine on an Interstate.  All you have to do is modify the air scoop on the bottom of the engine guard.  I have a set on my 2K I/S, and just cut out part of the scoop.  None of the others have this feature, and you can remove it with no ill effects.
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TwoDogs

Thanks, Blaster. I'll go take a look at my scoop. Care to elaborate  on what's involved in cutting it ? Tools, etc ?
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If God dwells inside us like some people say, I sure hope He likes enchiladas, because that's what He's getting.  - Jack Handey

DFragn

I didn't want to cut into the scoop regardless of no ill effect.
That bracket will fit where the bar angles back towards the mounting bolt.

Since I'm only 5'10" I utilized Kury's 3" offsets that I already had to bring the pegs back. It may just work for you without the offset since your taller.
The other thing I like about them there is the peg angle attributed to the bar angle. It's places the pegs more in plane with my boot sole & ankle/knee position.
Might be worth a trial fitting.


TwoDogs

If you didn't have the extra offsets on there, that would put the pegs up against the rear of the crashbars, correct ? Does anybody else have photos of theirs that they could post ?
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If God dwells inside us like some people say, I sure hope He likes enchiladas, because that's what He's getting.  - Jack Handey

hubcapsc

I put mine like this (on the curve) perhaps that would make them miss that scoop doodad on the
Interstate:



When I was reading about them on the VRCC product review page, people were complaining
about the knuckle scraping in the turns... my forward control would scrape if I got low enough,
but the knuckle doesn't look too much like it would, perhaps because it is mounted on the
curve... anyhow, it's good to make sure you add a bunch of stuff that will drag, I may yet
rue the day I put on the forward controls (but I loves them so far...)



-Mike

DFragn

Quote from: TwoDogs on Thu 06, Aug 2009, 13:30:53
If you didn't have the extra offsets on there, that would put the pegs up against the rear of the crashbars, correct ? Does anybody else have photos of theirs that they could post ?

Naw, just a bad viewing angle. That shot was cropped from a whole bike pic.
There's plenty of room for the Kury pegs behind the crash bar with the clamp mounted reward where the mount bar returns to the frame.