Roadsmith Comfort Controls

[Dually]

These controls look interesting.

With a 36" inseam and size 14 boots..I'm definitely looking for better ergonomics on my '14 Wing

Chime in if you have these or are thinking about them.

They are pricey!

 

[Scooby]

I have them

I have them on my CSC trike. Very comfortable, also have a Ultimate seat that sits me back.. i would have them on m regular wing if they where not so costly.

Shifts feel just a little harder and neutral can be touchy to find sometimes.

Worth the money if you need leg room.

 

[rhino 2]

Phill..............Welcome to Trike-Talk...........:clapping::clapping:..

 

[paws]

Hi Phil! Welcome to TrikeTalk!

 

[Dually]

Eat or not Eat?

I have them on my CSC trike. Very comfortable, also have a Ultimate seat that sits me back.. i would have them on m regular wing if they where not so costly.

Shifts feel just a little harder and neutral can be touchy to find sometimes.

Worth the money if you need leg room.

Thanks for the feedback!

I wonder if I would gain more comfort (butt, back and knees)with the seat option over the controls?

If the Goldwing just had my floorboards and controls like I have on my Victory Cross Country....it would be perfect!

 

[Mick]

I had the same issues with a 32 inseam and size 15 boots. I put on a Wingsoft large seat which moved me back 2 inches and up an inch,then risers on the handlebars to be more comfortable in my new position. For my feet I put Kury Ergo II pegs which moved my feet back around an inch which made it easier for my feet under the shifter and better position for the brake pedal. This has worked out well for me for about 68,000 miles.

 

[Papa Zook]

Yes the RS Comfort Controls are pricey but are very well made and worth the money and we sell quiet a few, just sold a set to a local Motor Trike owner this week. Something about the riding position that cuts off the circulation in some folk's butt and legs, it always has on mine that's why I switched to Harleys, never had the problem since.