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Thanks! This is the input I was looking for. At this point these look like a good option.
Originally Posted by jpicht
I went with the Kuryakyn ISO Boards (part # 7916). Had them on for 2 years and love them. I can adjust the angle of the Boards to whatever I choose. The adapters tend to loosen up over time so I tighten them about every 4-6 months.
Since they mount where the forward pegs go, they allow me to stretch out more than if I had true floorboards. They do push you out about an inch (which at first seemed odd, however, since I have the Big Sucker II and a bottle opener on my horn cover, I need the extra inch so I don't rub my inner thighs).
Looks like a pretty decent setup there. I have been thinking about these as well, I tried the Kuryakyn switchblades, garbage. I think I will be buying these soon.
They are Paughco floorboards mounted on the Harley kit. They are pretty nice and have Harley Davidson written on them. You can find them cheaper than JP cycles http://www.jpcycles.com/product/445-454
Not really a suggestion of what to get here...more of a suggestion of what NOT to get.
Got a set of the custom chrome floorboards...super easy mounted to my stock peg mounts. Looked good, felt good...even had little rubber pistons under the actual board. Super comfy......
then i got to a set of train tracks that I know all to well to lift my *** and ***** off the seat before i lose em...well the right foot board gave way at the mount and i slammed my foot into the ground...also my ***** weren't too thrilled.
So...yeah...i never bought another custom chrome product again.
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