i don't see why you couldn't just buy boards from a fatboy or deluxe and bolt them right on. I have a deluxe and am changing to forward pegs and apparently they mount right up. I'll update you once I get them....they should be here early next week.

 

When I had my Heritage I looked at going the other way - remove the boards and put pegs on. It wasn't a straight out bolt on as the brake cylinder set up has to be changed to accommodate the floorboard bracket and clear the pipes. The standard Harley parts didn't work out on a straight swap either as the frame mountings were different (EVO Heritage Vs EVO Classic). There were after market parts (non Harley) available to do the conversion but I didn't go ahead with it as it was too costly (mate did it and it cost him $ AU 700).
I'm not sure if a straight swap can be done on the twin cam frames as I have just been through the Harley catalouge and all they have are the heel attachements that go just below the pegs (the FL and FX parts are not interchangeable). There are after market boards that go in place of the pegs (probably the ones mentioned by pococj) but they go more forward and are not same as on FL models.
I'll be keeping an eye on this thread as I'm interested if it is a straight out swap on the twin cam frames.

 

Not a bad idea Terry as we get older. Saves stopping at every pub for a pit stop

 

I've seen pictures of it done. I got to believe it's very simple to do since the softail frames are mostly the same. Just call your dealer, and I'm sure they will be able to say for sure.

 

i would reccomend stir ups brother

 

I second that opinion^^^^^. Kuryakyn makes a nice set of iso stirups that look good and would be more comfy.

 

The MOCO has a nice set of Heel Rests for Softails. I bought a set for my Train and I'm very happy.

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I thought I wanted to add floor boards on my softail but decided on installing heel rest instead. I really like them and were easy to install.

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I've already got the heel rests but I don't feel they are all that comfortable on a longer ride.

Looking at the Fatboy, those floorboards look pretty comfortable. Just looking for a place to rest my feet.

 

I have passenger floorboards on my Night Train (Kuryakyn). For me, I prefer the forward controls. Very comfortable on long rides!