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Looks like you would have to learn to shift with the back of your foot, front looks like no toe under room, A lot of us remove the old heel shifter, and that setup hangs on down there too.
They had that on display at Sturgis and looked like it would rub to me. The bottom of my floorboards and beat up now. I would be breaking that thing off every week.
They had that on display at Sturgis and looked like it would rub to me. The bottom of my floorboards and beat up now. I would be breaking that thing off every week.
Ditto. Those things aren't going on my bike. I've raised my floorboards up a notch and I'm still scraping.
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