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My bike was damaged back in May when another bike rode up my ***. This week I should be getting her back on the road. I changed the theme to an Old Skool look and am considering the Banana Boards but no one I know has them. I am assuming that they do not have an anti-vibration rubber mount like the stock HD boards.
Does anyone have them....? Any likes or dislikes?
I have them and love them, slightly more vibration than stock but you get used to it fast after you realize how much the stock boards kept you in one position. I added 2.25" extended heel and toe's also.
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Is anyone using Cyclesmith Banana Boards?
