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It does seem to be close. I don't ride 2 up very often, but sometimes place my feet on the rear pegs. The primary right there at it gets in the way. Sorry I can't do any better than that for an opinion.
Hope all is well with you friend. Man I had a beautiful day of riding today. I sympathize with you guys in the Great White North.
I have noticed it. When I place my feet back there, I try to keep my boots away from the primary to keep from getting them ugly black marks on my chrome. If she is not too concerned about it, I wouldn't either. I did post a possible solution in your other thread about it.
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