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Seems the guy who sold me the bike had longer legs than me. How tough is it to relocate, or at least adjust the pegs and controls so that they're easier to get to?
-Joe Merlino
Boston, MA USA
1982 BMW R100 (decomissioned), 2003 America
Triumph: Cool enough for The Fonz, cool enough for me.
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There's quite a bit of info on people changing the controls in the back pages. Do a little research. I thought of doing the same thing myself, but I finally got used to them.
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-Joe Merlino
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1982 BMW R100 (decomissioned), 2003 America
Triumph: Cool enough for The Fonz, cool enough for me.
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Always remember to be yourself. Unless you suck. Then pretend to be someone else.
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Thanks, Dave, that looks good. I'll try and get used to what I have first, but if I can't, that's a good option.
-Joe Merlino
Boston, MA USA
1982 BMW R100 (decomissioned), 2003 America
Triumph: Cool enough for The Fonz, cool enough for me.
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