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    Senior Member Old Ryder's Avatar
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    Let me say one more thing about the Ultimate King Rider

    When I bought the Mustang, it sat me back, but also lower which made things worse. While stopped, my knees were close to 90 degrees bent and flat footed. The king seat also moved me back and a bit higher which also affected the reach on the bars but I am still flat footed at the light but my legs are a lot straighter. I changed to Helibars, but that is because I love low bent elbows when I ride. I guess I am the "anti ape hanger" guy.
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    Hi there Old n Grumpy

    I would suggest you try riding a few miles before you decide on what changes to make, if any. That'll mean making a B purchase on faith.

    I haven't made any mods on my B and I'm about your height, arm rake and inseam but somewhat lighter. The stock B can eat miles all day long and still be comfortable, but that style of riding can loose it's appeal quickly if you like to stop and smell the roses.

    Personal opinion here: What's the point of modifying the bike just so you can stay on it for hours and hours without a break?

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