Adjusting stock floorboards on newer Touring models

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#21

10-02-2016 | 01:00 PM

nevada72

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Originally Posted by Onedef1

After all this time on it I wonder sometimes if I'd be okay now with the stock setup, as this was my first touring bike and the original change was done with more forward-controls experience on my mind.

Save yourself some labor and go to the dealer and sit on one. I rode a friends bike and I couldn't believe how cramped it felt after being on mine. I couldn't get my bike back fast enough. I'm 6-4/210, 34 inseam.

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10-02-2016 | 03:26 PM

LagunaGlide

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I'm contemplating the Tallboy mounts, or the going with Banana boards and extending the brake pedal, and shift lever, and ditching the heel shifter. If I went down because of the tallboy mounts I would be livid...

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10-02-2016 | 03:55 PM

Buelligan666

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I'm 6'1" 32"inseam. I run the Kuryakyn 1 inch out 1 inch forward footboard mounts (they go on the board not the frame). I then run a Softbrake extended brake pedal, and an extended shift lever (no heal shifter). I have plenty of room on the footboards with this combo. Moved everything from my 11 Electra Glide to my 12 SERG.

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10-03-2016 | 04:47 PM

INJEKTER

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Originally Posted by dodger413

INJEKTER...............

could you upload a pic of what the brake side peg setup looks like ??

would have never thought of your arrangement, but it sure looks good.