Not yet. I emailed LSHD after 2 weeks of no communication and they responded right away, saying that the kit is back ordered until March 29th. He mentioned that they have a lot of the kits on order, and that hopefully they will be filled soon. He also offered me a refund if that's what I wanted. I told him that I'd wait it out.

I really want this kit, and even if I decide to go with reduced reach forwards instead, at least I know that I tried to make it work. I just really don't want to change my exhaust because I love the look/sound. I'll just have to make the decision if form or function is more important I guess.

 

Yeah I waited about a month to get mine and about another month for pc. But now that its all together it was well worth it.

 

Well hopefully it will come in soon. I really wanted to get the Vance and Hines 2-1 but ended up not because I thought it might end up dragging. The harley FLD floorboard kit barely cleared the bassani exhaust that I have. I used a spacer to push the bracket further away from the exhaust shield. Another option for you if you are set on getting floorboards, might be to get the Wyatt kit. If I remember right, the mounting brackets for that kit go overtop of the exhaust versus the harley version of underneath. I also think that they are comparable in price. Keep us updated.

 

How about some pictures? Which pieces did you get powdercoated? Which model dyna and exhaust?

 

Here it is. Its pretty much ready to put back together. My fuel petcock was kinda rusted on the inside when i took it apart. I tried cleaning it up but with no luck. So i ordered a new one and its arrived but im out of town on business and wont be back until next week.

 

I powdered everything that came chrome in the kit. Its half black and half chrome.. go figure. I chopped the brake lever to accept a dyna brake pad. I got a silencer collection one on there. Its an 07 street bob and the exhaust is a shortshot lookalike I got off fleabay for a third of the price of the v&h. It came chrome with no heatshields so I wrapped it.

 

Bike looks good!

 

That is a cool bike Jacob! What sissy bar is that?

 

How tall is that sissy bar?

 

Thanks! Its a 24" from bowman welding in texas. When I get everything put back together right I'll make a thread on everything I did to the bike.