Install floor boards on Street Bob

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#21

09-26-2007 | 12:42 AM

saltybull

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RE: Install floor boards on Street Bob

I like the floorboard idea with forwards!!!After seeing your pics, you must have a hard time finding your break pedal??? You ever thought of getting an extended shifter **** or break pedal? They might complete the look plus help on the right when it comes to breaking. Your setup might be complete with Kuryakyan ISO Longhorn Break Pedal Kury #8044. It brings that break pedal out about 2â€ over stock! Here is a pic of mine plus a link to the Kury site for it.

http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp?bn=harley&ci=3209

Also, Kury sells an ISO Longhorn #8021 shift **** for the left might help bring it out a bit.

http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp?bn=harley&ci=3219

I like the forwards with floorboards, It's a nice touch!!!! As an option instead of floorboards, I myself installed Kuryakyn Swingwing Pegs, Kury #4466and love them! Nice angle with my extended forwards. I have a size 14 shoe so I understand the need for something besides the standard HD peg!

The Swingwing are big enough for my foot in standard mode but if I want to change my feet on a long haul. I can click them out to an outward and rest my heals on the blade. Then when Iâ€™m back in town I click them back to non highway mode. Here are some pics of my Swingwing in the "out" position on extended forwards incase anyone sees this post on a search.

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09-26-2007 | 10:31 AM

JRK5892

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RE: Install floor boards on Street Bob

I like em and the more and more i see that blue denim i like that as well... Salty, those pegs are sharp! i ahve the heel rests on mine and love em

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#23

09-26-2007 | 05:21 PM

Luther OBanion

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What brand and style are the pegs that you have on your bike. I have an 06 Bob with Kur. switchblades on it. Those on your bike look very comfortable. I had a problem with the Kur coming loose and going up and down with even with locktite on them.

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09-27-2007 | 12:39 AM

grizzly

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RE: Install floor boards on Street Bob

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I like the floorboard idea with forwards!!!After seeing your pics, you must have a hard time finding your break pedal??? You ever thought of getting an extended shifter **** or break pedal? They might complete the look plus help on the right when it comes to breaking. Your setup might be complete with Kuryakyan ISO Longhorn Break Pedal Kury #8044. It brings that break pedal out about 2â€ over stock! Here is a pic of mine plus a link to the Kury site for it.

Those look cool.......I think I may have to check those out!

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#25

09-27-2007 | 07:18 AM

NightBob

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RE: Install floor boards on Street Bob

Well, generally, my rule on putting stuff on the Bob has been:

"Go fast = good, look pretty = not so good."

But, having said all that, I really do like those floorboards on your scoot.On your scoot.

Nice job.

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09-27-2007 | 05:05 PM

jharp

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RE: Install floor boards on Street Bob

I dont have any problem reaching the brake pedal, but the shift could be longer. I have to move my foot over to theright a littleto reach it.

Jim

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08-30-2011 | 12:36 PM

Wild-deuce

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Can someone supply me with the length and width measurements of the Kury 8044 extended brake pad shown on the red scoot. Would like an extension pedal like that but not a giant mass of pedal

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#28

08-30-2011 | 04:18 PM

perryross

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I’ve had both floorboards and Küryakyn Stirrups on my previous bikes. It’s hard to tell the difference when you riding. It comes down to a look thing for me, depends on the bike. I enjoy both.

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