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Welcome to the forum, oh yes there is a 12 step program for this maddness. This is funny as the above answers show I too just started with just a couple things to do and now years later I could have bought a house in Fla for what I have spent on this bike but the house wouldn't be as much fun. I notice you haven't been back on....must have scared him away...lol
Unless there has been a change in the last couple years, the FatBoy comes with passenger pegs. I recently rode with the wife from D.C. to Sturgis and back. While at Sturgis, I wanted to get her some floor boards but she was happy with the pegs and didn't want the floor board.
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