Was at a Harley meeting today where I noticed an interesting mod. As this subject has been discussed before, I would like to share this info with you....

This Dyna has forward controls & floorboards.

The idea is simple; it's an adapter mounted onto the fwd and mid control brackets. The floorboards are mounted to the adapter. Here are some images (in cell phone quality):

 

I mounted mine using the forward and mid peg mounts as well..

 

Yeah, I know Ronn...Yours are Kury's, aren't they? This Dyna owner used H-D floorboards.

Couldn't find your write-up post on this mod so I opened this thread....Could you be so kind to post the link over here?

TIA, René

 

I realized as soon as I posted, that this sounded like "me too, me too". Sorry 'bout that.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...on-a-dyna.html

 

No problem, Ronn!

Kuryakyn Touring Boards on a Dyna bookmarked...

Thanks!

 

I have Kury extended forwards and adjustable single point mounted floorboards. I tried mounting them flat, but they were uncomfortable, I needed to tilt them about 20 degrees to keep my feet more perpendicular to my calves, this also gives me something to push back on for stopping and cornering.

Having options for adjusting them fore and aft was also nice. Being mounted to just one point does make them prone to rotating if you really stand on them, but I just adjusted them to fit, torqued down the bolts and applied some wicking green 290 Loctite.

 

Pretty good ideas you guys came up with.

 

Hello All and, Hey RonnR. Are those a set of V&H Big shots on your Pic? I was looking at a set of Wyatts footboards for my '06 Superglide but was concerned with clearance for the right rear bracket because of my pipes (V&H Bigshots). IF those on yours are, you've answered my concerns. Looks real good Bro...

 

What is the source of the rear bracket. Is it just the original mid control mount?

 

Both bikes (the one I spotted as well as Ronn's) have the stock mid control brackets.

Ronn used Kuryakyns 4" adjustable peg extenders (part #8839) mounted to his stock mid control bracket: