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One of the features that attracted me to the Breakout was the presence of pegs.
Riding with footboards is like step-dancing with buckets on your feet.
+1. IMHO, neither the Rocker nor the Breakout match up very well with floorbards ... just my .02. Plus my riding (leg) position would not allow for floorboards at all.
I wonder about the effect on the already limited lean angle But at least they are something rather extraordinary...
If I ever replace my fatboy a breakout is the top choice an I'd want to run foot boards or mini foot boards. I had mini's on my V rod an my feet felt much more stable at highway speeds.
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But at least they are something rather extraordinary...
