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i recently bought a slightly used 06 fatboy, the previous owner already had passenger floorboards with the stock exhaust. I just installed a set of Vance and Hines Big Shots staggered and i just dont see how i can reinstall the passenger floorboard on that side as the floorboard attached to the swingarm via a bracket that bolted to the stock exhaust.....i know there's a simple fix out there, i just cant figure it out. It appears to me if i just used a simple spacer that the bracket would rotate...??
i was out there fooling with the passenger floorboards, and if i used just a simple spacer, it appears that they'll hit the pipes for sure....looks almost like they need to come up and out
People on here tend to like pictures of what you're talking about to try and offer advice. Currently having a hard time visualizing your setup as I'm a rocker owner.
Can't you go right into the upper hole? When I put on my pipes the Vance and Hines kit came with a replacement bolt that I used to attach the foot peg directly into that upper hole. The bracket is no longer needed.
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I'm pretty sure I saw a recent thread on here that mentioned that Heritage Passenger foot boards would fit. I did a search but couldn't find the thread. I don't want to put out false info but it might be something to look into.
Last edited by Smileman; Nov 13, 2012 at 07:25 AM.
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