Looking forward to your impressions. And of course, pics!
I just discovered that Kuryakyn is in Wisconsin! I never realized that. We have two owners here who live in that state, though not exactly close--Kuryakyn is in Somerset, just east of Minneapolis (so, close to the western border of Wisconsin). Maybe we could talk one of those guys to taking their bike by the factory for measurements. I know I certainly would like to see them make the ISO grips for the CTX…and those mini floorboards look great, too! Did you get the chrome ones or the gloss black ones? Personally I would get the gloss black because the Deluxe model already has a fair amount of that on it.The Kuryakyn folks said that would add the CTX to their fitment list when someone brings one by the shop for measurement.
I don't think that would be easy (=worth the time/price) to do on the CTX1300, due to the way the mechanical linkage was done to the gearbox because the engine is rotated 90 degrees from its usual position on a cruiser.Next thing on the agenda see if they are thinking about adding heel toe shifter for those of us with gout
They have alternatives to replacing the shift lever. Someone has a kit, for example, for the old Valkyrie that attaches to the existing lever and pivots off another bracket that's mounted somewhere else on the frame. If there's a will, there's usually a way.I don't think that would be easy (=worth the time/price) to do on the CTX1300, due to the way the mechanical linkage was done to the gearbox because the engine is rotated 90 degrees from its usual position on a cruiser.
I have seen floor boards with a heel/toe shifter on the GW and that engine is longitudinal just like the CTX engine. Don't think it would be a problem to make.I don't think that would be easy (=worth the time/price) to do on the CTX1300, due to the way the mechanical linkage was done to the gearbox because the engine is rotated 90 degrees from its usual position on a cruiser.