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Only you can decide that. I've been looking at those bananas too, but have heard some complaints on the chrome peeling. Also do these boards transfer vibrations more than the stock type?
It would seem like it to me. Haven't heard any complaints about this yet, is it an issue?
Only you can decide that. I've been looking at those bananas too, but have heard some complaints on the chrome peeling. Also do these boards transfer vibrations more than the stock type?
It would seem like it to me. Haven't heard any complaints about this yet, is it an issue?
Besides money, the vibration has been my main thought as well. I bought the Battistini grips and think the footboards look great too. I worry about spending that much for something that may make my ride a lot less comfortable. Another thought I wonder about is if the Battistini footboards may become slick in the rain.
Besides money, the vibration has been my main thought as well. I bought the Battistini grips and think the footboards look great too. I worry about spending that much for something that may make my ride a lot less comfortable. Another thought I wonder about is if the Battistini footboards may become slick in the rain.
I shoulda looked at the Battistini link you included b4 posting. I thought I knew which ones you were talking about and made a wrong asssssumption. My post will make more sense when you know I was thinking of the ones that are nothing but a big, shaped, slab of chrome with a bunch of holes drilled through it.
As far as your question, I still say Battistini. I like the looks more, I personally wouldn't be able to make use of the extra size of the bananas, and it looks like those black dots are raised rubber that may help with the vibration I previously addressed.
I currently have the Paul Yaffe Wedgy floorboards also. I have had the 18" banana boards before that. I really like both of them. They both give multiple locations for the feet, which is nice since I have no engine guard with highway pegs.
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