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I keep mentioning that this things works great, probably the best accessory I've bought. If you space your boards out, use a spacer to move this back towards the pipe, about 1/4" away from it. Heat becomes much less of an issue, and it gives you all kinds of room to move your foot around the right board. Plus it keeps you from melting your boot heel onto the chrome. The shifter arms keep you away from hot stuff on the left.
Did any of you guys that added the T Glide Stuff spacers have to do anything to extend the shifter arms or brake pedal? Thanks.
Last edited by Oogie Wa Wa; Jul 1, 2016 at 03:45 AM.
Did any of you guys that added the T Glide Stuff spacers have to do anything to extend the shifter arms or brake pedal? Thanks.
Didn't have to do a thing on my dad's 09, just installed them and set them where he wanted them. He's happy with them and I've ridden his Triglide and like them also. A couple bonuses, they are a whole lot sturdier than the longer bolt and spacer setup most go to. They also get rid of that ugly assed jiffy stand bracket on the left side.
Didn't have to do a thing on my dad's 09, just installed them and set them where he wanted them. He's happy with them and I've ridden his Triglide and like them also. A couple bonuses, they are a whole lot sturdier than the longer bolt and spacer setup most go to. They also get rid of that ugly assed jiffy stand bracket on the left side.
Getting rid of that stupid jiffy stand bracket was priceless. I'm fine with the extension being over 2" and using the stock shifter/brake levers. Still sitting on the 1/2" up. Thought I would put it back on 1/2" forward, but I'm kinda liking it at the higher position. These brackets are mega strong and the only way, IMHO, to extend outward past 1" safely.
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