HarleyGoodies Floorboard Extensions: Do They Affect Your Lean Angle?
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HarleyGoodies Floorboard Extensions: Do They Affect Your Lean Angle?
For those who have the HarleyGoodies Floorboard Extensions installed, do you find that you're scraping hard parts more frequently now?
I love the concept (and the promise of comfort for your feet), but I'm concerned that moving those floorboards out 1 inch may limit the maneuverability of the SG.
I emailed the company, but have yet to receive a reply. While I await their reply, I'd like to hear from those who actually use (or have used) the product.
Thanks for your input.
I love the concept (and the promise of comfort for your feet), but I'm concerned that moving those floorboards out 1 inch may limit the maneuverability of the SG.
I emailed the company, but have yet to receive a reply. While I await their reply, I'd like to hear from those who actually use (or have used) the product.
Thanks for your input.
Last edited by FenderGuy53; 06-24-2011 at 07:15 AM.
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I installed the Soos, (site sponsor) 1" floor board extenders on my '10 Road King. I haven't noticed any less lean angle but I'm sure there's a very slight difference. Soos also sells 3/4" extenders but I don't think that's necessary. I love mine, far more comfortable especially at highway speeds, feet stayed planted. Plus more useable foot space.
As a point of reference my inseam is 32" and shoe size is 10.
As a point of reference my inseam is 32" and shoe size is 10.
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If you know how to lean cruiser, then yes. I have a sport bike background, including track days, so leaning hard is 2nd nature to me. After installing them, I purposely leaned hard to see where the max lean angle was before scraping. Now I just take the twisties a few mph slower to avoid it. No biggie. Cruisers are for slower cruising anyway. When I wanna get buck wild, I just ride the Yamaha R1 instead of the Road Glide Custom.
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I have had them on my last 3 bikes. Yes, you will touch down a bit sooner with them....but the difference is not so drastic that it takes any of the fun out of the twistys.
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Bought mine from Soos (a forum member) he offers them in 3/4 and 1". I lean pretty hard and have never heard them scrape. I'm sure the angle has changed by a few degrees.
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