Don’t know about the physical difference between the two company’s product; however, I do have the Softbrake pedal and they are a great company to deal with. You can call'em and they will work with you to find the exact pedal for you and your bike. Nice people, give them a call before you buy.

 

 

I have the Kury on my '16 FLHTK with lowers works great. Much easier to cover the brake pedal. The Kury was a PIA though. It has a grease fitting- bushing and it took me forever to put the cotter pin back in. After loosing several in the bike frame, and an full hour screwing with it, - success! I didn't want to follow the instructions and remove all they said to.

 

 

No lowers, went with the +1, oh so much better than OEM pedal. It's been 4 years, but if I remember right I loosened the rear brake master to make it a bit easier. Four years later and it still looks new; chrome is still perfect. Mine is an earlier model with a grease fitting and brass bushing, not the plastic bushing in the OEM pedal.

 

I have the Kury. They make two. One for Lowers and one for without. I have a 15 limited low and works great. I have never had a problem with Kuryakyn products.

 

 

I've owned both brands. Operated and looked identical

 

I have the Kury pedal on my 17 RGU. Love it. Same installation challenges, but we got her done.