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Didn't like it or need it. Took it off and like above it gave me more space on the board. Threw it in the saddle bag for a spare in case the front one fell off or got striped out.
I've been riding bikes since the 70s and my RK is the first bike with a heel shifter. So, after about 40 years toeshifting.......this dog is to old to learn new tricks!
I have Harley Goodies floorboard spacers on my RK and after removing the heel shifter I moved the toe shifter out by using a nylon spacer (available at Lowes).
Try it, it puts the toe shifter in the right spot.
After getting used to the heel shifter...I have a hard time riding the wifes Deluxe without it. She wanted it removed.
I will never own another bike without it for my personal use. I have not had a worn toe on a boot since using it, and I actually find it faster and smoother to shift with it.
Wouldn't own a touring bike without it. One of the reasons I like my FLH. Can't even imagine why anyone would want to remove it. They do make extended ones if the ones on your bike don't fit your feet.
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