I am 6'5" and am looking to make my 98 Electra Glide more comfortable to ride. I found Kuryakin relocator brackets that move them 1"out and 1" forward. Are there any kits to also lower the floorboards? Anyone other tall guys have experience doing this?
Thanks
Dave

 

Had to laugh... just started exploring this idea on my new RK. I found these so far;

http://www.tallboyscycles.com/

 

If you do any riding in the twisties you will be scraping. I have mine raised as high as possible and still scrape. If you don't already have highway pegs that is the way to go.

 

I would think long and hard before I lowered floor boards on a bike. I scrape a lot at the stock level. I can't imagine relocating them closer to the ground. I'm 6'4" and they work fine for me just being 3/4 out from stock.

 

On my Fat Boy, just switching out the stock boards, to a flat, one piece aftermarket floorboard without the ISO unit, made a huge difference. We are only talking about an inch difference, but for me, that inch made ALL the difference. I am actively searching out similar floorboards for my Road King right now.

 

Nopetrol thanks for the link that is what I was looking for. I also see they are compatible with the Kuryakin brackets.
I hear what the rest of you are saying about scraping, I was concerned that might be a problem. I think I will start with the Kuryakin brackets first and see how that goes before lowering them.
Bikerlaw I never thought about ditching the Rubber ISO pads, that would make some difference also, every little bit adds up.