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Does this style floorboard look remotely familiar to anyone? The rubber on other side recently became to brittle and fell off and I am hoping to find a replacement rubber insert. Unfortunately for me I can’t find anything that matches. I’m hoping someone on here has maybe seen this style before. This is for a 95 FXSTS
thanks!
Since you have an FXSTS, they are probably what are referred to as "mini-boards".
They don't look familiar to me.. but if you spend some time searching "mini-boatds" you may get lucky and find a set online... Then you will know thw manufacturer and can contact them about replacement rubber inserts...
Good luck and let us know if the riddle is solved...
I found a post of someone parting out an 81 and they do look very close!!! Those ones say wingleader maybe mine are knockoffs *shrug*
Or they could be an old, discontinued model... If Wingleader is still in business you could email them and ask if they are thier mini-boards and if replacement parts are available...
You could also spend some time searching "Wingleader mini-boards", and/or Wingleader mini-boards for Harley", as well as just "Wingleader mini-boards" on eBay...
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You could also spend some time searching "Wingleader mini-boards", and/or Wingleader mini-boards for Harley", as well as just "Wingleader mini-boards" on eBay...
Besides the "Wingleader" part, why not "mini-boatds" like suggested before?
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Floorboard rubber insert help
