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I’m thinking along those lines, Hellonewman. The bolts on the left side are longer. I see 45 Restorations carries a “variety pack” of repop bolts. Maybe I can mix and match.
Just an extra .05-1” would give me the room for the extensions on that side.
I am pretty sure those foot board extension will also fit half moon boards. Clamp on to the back of the board.
Do you have the rubber pads on the rocker clutch and brake pedal? I took all of them off, gave me a lot more room for my size 11 boots. Took the rubber pad off the Shovel brake pedal for the same reason. The metal castings have nibs on them, a little slippery in the rain but fine the rest of the time.
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