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Flat or fronts raised?

What angle do you have your driver floorboards set at? Mine are currently in the bottom hole position and seem to flat and would like to raise them at more of an angle. But if I raise the fronts up at more of an angle will it interfere with my brake and shifter pedals?
 
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Mine are raised in the front I run the EZ Shift and Brake levers I dont have any problems. The floor boards are extended forward 2" and so are the shifter and brake and the brake is laid way down over stock a real nice set no footsie under brakie!
 
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Flat (and out 3/4 or 1" with the Soos extensions).
 
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2" forward and up in the front, dont know why I waited 11 years to raise the fronts, must have just been youthfull exuberance.

Just needed to readjust the shifter and I have a custom made brake pedal that uses a shifter peg so ne interference there.
 
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Originally Posted by hog-doc
2" forward and up in the front, dont know why I waited 11 years to raise the fronts, must have just been youthfull exuberance.

Just needed to readjust the shifter and I have a custom made brake pedal that uses a shifter peg so ne interference there.
I did this brake pedal mod on my last bike.
 
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15 degrees, 32minutes, 41 seconds.............................approximately. .
 
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I raised mine in the front, plus 3/4" spacers.
 
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When you guys are raising the boards in the front are you just repositioning the brake and shift levers or leaving them as is?
 
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Originally Posted by BLKBAGGER
I did this brake pedal mod on my last bike.

I like it much better than the pad!
 
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