Well, it's my own doing. In an effort to see what the bike could and couldn't do, I managed to scrape off a significant amount of the rear mounting bracket for the rider's footboard on the right side. I've looked through the whole parts catalog and could only find pans and boards...no brackets. There seems to be enough metal still there to ride safely, but I foresee needing one in the future. I'd appreciate any help in finding a part number y'all could provide. Below is a picture for reference.



Thanks again,
Rusty

 

this is from Ronnie's parts finder
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....RESTS-ASSEMBLY

 

Don't sweat it. You've got a LOT of grinding left until you need to worry about replacing it.

 

Looks more like a badge of honour to me, not a problem! #50518-09, BRACKET right rear.

 

I have an '11 Road Glide Ultra and ride kinda' aggressive in the hills of NC.... it will not hurt a thing. Ride on.

 

The left side is vulnerable, also.

 

Me too! Me too!

Don't sweat it, you definitely don't need to replace that mount.

 

These dealers with the parts finders are your best friend when looking for not so common part numbers.

I use this one, great to bookmark!
http://www.granitestateharleystore.c...partfinder.htm

 

I surely do appreciate the help folks. I figured there is still a decent amount of metal left to ride safely. When I found the bracket worn down, I checked the left side too and only found evidence of scrapes on the pan. But that's when I realized how much had been worn down.
Thank you again. I've bookmarked the sites and logged the part number in my maintenance manual. For now, I'll just treat the exposed metal and keep an eye on it. You guys are awesome.
Cheers! And ride safely.
Rusty

 

Treat it???
When it starts to rust, you just take it out on the twisties and knock that **** off.