Has anyone put floorboards on a softail standard? If so where did you get the parts and howmuch trouble was to do. Thanks

 

I did it last year. It was very simple really.I just used the same floorboard parts for a Heritage Softail. I got the floorboards and inserts at the Dealer and I bought the mounting brackets on eBay.

I am still using the OEM brake pedal which needs to be changed out. The width of the thing comes into contact with the floorboard mount if I brake really hard.


I'll go take a couple of pics and post them for ya.

I have an 03 FXSTBI Train. Since I put the floorboards on it, I quit calling it a Night Train and now call it a Thin Boy..hahahahahahahaha.

 

They're not the best pics, but hey, it's short notice



This is the clearance between the mount and the brake pedal when a good amount of brake pressure is applied.
I still stop without any problem but if I had to really jam on the binders, I would be needing another quarter inch of travel.
I'm still researching a new one. Kuryakin has one I think.





Don't pay any attention to the legs in the top left. That's Britney in her Catholic School Girl outfit. Since I got married,
she's the only skank allowed to ride with me. The sacrafices we all have to make....hahahahahaha












The right side took longer to do because of the rear brake master cylinder, but it was fairly easy.
Don't quote me on this but the softail frames are pretty much all the same from 00 to 06 and Heritage stuff will go on a Train frame no problem.
I haven't seen a good "What Fits What" manual in a couple of decades.... Dammit. [:@]

 

has the addition of the boards changed your turning at all? I was thinkin of that too, but I'm also gonna slam it a bit, so I dunno

 

Not that I can tell. I put a Arlen Ness lowering kit on my rear shocks and it hasn't fazed the lean at all as far as scraping the pavement goes.. However, I have left the front forks stock so that might have something to do with it.

 

If your a tall person better get forward extension kit

 

Thanks a lot this issomething that i want to do. i just didn't know if it would work.

 

Pictures are great but what did you do on the shifter side did you have to use a heel and toe?