You don’t have instructions?


Saddle up and feel the wind in your Helmet! ATGATT

 

Nope
also
you responded faster than the cops i called today

 

MrCow you are right at 6 foot and can probably go either way depending on how long your legs are. I am 187 cm and I definitely feel more comfortable with the Extended reach seat and longer shift rod. My brother is about the size of Texasnurse and he would prefer another inch or two but he can ride it okay but it's not his kind of bike. He prefers heavy cruisers that turn like a freight train. ;-) I would first ride it a few days with the Mid Reach Seat and pegs until you get a feel for it. Than change the pegs and seat (if you have one) and see if that feels any better. I test drove the Vulcan S several times and I was always sitting on the hump in the back of the Mid Reach Seat so I knew I needed the Extended Seat for sure and I went with the extended reach pegs as well and it fits me perfectly now. Good Luck and enjoy the ride!

Post some pictures of your bike when you get the chance!

 

One Shift rod only on left side ; did you not look at instructions?


Saddle up and feel the wind in your Helmet! ATGATT

 

"
The brake side is same procedure except no adjustment of shift rod."
Totally missed it.
So you need just one rod for the shift side

 

If the shift rod is threaded in all the way, there will be minimal play between your foot and the gear lever


Saddle up and feel the wind in your Helmet! ATGATT

 

Im not sure how to describe it but what i did with the shift rod is that i placed them
between these 2 marked things -

and i started rolling it until it got in
its not fully in like in the picture though..
you can still see some thread on the rod

 

I have never seen them threaded in all the way like the picture. Doesn't seem right. There are always going to be some threads showing on the rod. That's why the instructions tell you to mark or count the threads of your previous rod so you have an idea where they should be with the new length rod. Mine have several threads showing on both sides and it was done by the dealer. Shifts just fine.

 

Yeah i was kinda only looked at the pictures..
If i will undo the rod a bit and i will tight the nuts again it should be eaiser to shift?
Tbh it may have been like this before but i cant remember /:

Sent from my ONEPLUS A5000 using Tapatalk

 

I'm thinking about moving my foot pegs back from the I think the mid reach position, I think that would give me more control over the bike. I know I have a mid reach seat. The guy who owned the bike before me installed wider foot pegs, how long is the mid reach shift rod in inches. There should be one hole in front of the pegs to move them forward and one hole behind the pegs move them back, right. So I think my pegs are in the mid reach position. I'm 5'9 and my feet feel to far out in front of me. Any advice would be helpful.

 

I already sold my bike so i cant tell you what the length of the rods.. But im a 9'10 and the most conformable positon for me was the medium seat and the pegs all the way to the front

Sent from my ONEPLUS A5000 using Tapatalk