These relocators move the rider boards out an inch and forward an inch. Doesn't seem like much, but your knees will feel the difference.

These relocators won't work with post 2008 touring models unless you mod the front board mount. The problem is the front board mount is rounded and doesn't have the same little "nose" as the rear one. The fix is to weld a "nose" on the mount. As I'm writing this, I just realized that using a set of rear mounts for the front might work as well. Anyway, I'm enclosing pictures on the modified mount and the underside of the board mounted with the relocator installed.

I originally modded my 11 Ultra's mount, when I traded for the "Fat Bottom Girl", I purchased new front mounts and swapped them out on the 11, now I have a set of new mounts to put back on if I ever divorce the "Fat Bottom Girl".

Hope someone finds this useful.

 

Here they are ... not sure how to put them in the body.

 

I purchased the kit from a vendor on the forum that moved my boards out one inch, but not forward. I'm 6'2 would that help with stretching out a bit more?

 

You bet .... gives you more leg room ... I'm 6"1" and love the extra length.

 

Forgot to mention ... when someone makes a brake lever for the 2014 and up that's extended, that helps lots too. On the left side the stock shifter up front is fine ... I put an extended in the back to allow full use of the length of the Kuryakyn ISO boards. Allows me to shift foot location up and back a little. See the pic.

 

Nice! Gonna look at the brackets while at bike week in Daytona.