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Hey everyone new to the forum and hope someone has a answer to my problem!! My right knee hits the air cleaner and my foot slips off the footboard. I have to constantly keep making sure my foot stays on the footboard.Sucks when this happen doing 70 mph. Any recommenedations ? Thanks
Hey everyone new to the forum and hope someone has a answer to my problem!! My right knee hits the air cleaner and my foot slips off the footboard. I have to constantly keep making sure my foot stays on the footboard.Sucks when this happen doing 70 mph. Any recommenedations ? Thanks
Welcome
Floor board extension will move the boards outward by 1.25 inches.
It worked for me.
Other than changing out the type of air filter your pretty much stuck with what you have. You could go with a Screamin' Eagle Screamin’ Eagle ® Heavy Breather Performance Air Cleaner Kit. Not sure if that would solve your problem or not.
Floorboard extensions are definitely the ticket for your feet.
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