2016 Freewheeler Highway Pegs
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I put Kuryakyn Flip Boards on my Freewheeler. Longer foot board with built in highway pegs that flip out. It is about 3/4" taller than regular floor boards.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/4065/flip-boards
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/4065/flip-boards
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I put Kuryakyn Flip Boards on my Freewheeler. Longer foot board with built in highway pegs that flip out. It is about 3/4" taller than regular floor boards.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/4065/flip-boards
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/4065/flip-boards
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There's quite a bit of adjustment on the Kury foot boards, but since they are longer than stock you have to make sure you position them so the parking brake is useable. The boards are about 3/4" thicker so your feet are that much higher. I have a Ultimate seat that sits higher than stock so it works out ok for me. If you are tall, then the foot boards extra height may bother you.
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There's quite a bit of adjustment on the Kury foot boards, but since they are longer than stock you have to make sure you position them so the parking brake is useable. The boards are about 3/4" thicker so your feet are that much higher. I have a Ultimate seat that sits higher than stock so it works out ok for me. If you are tall, then the foot boards extra height may bother you.
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I put the mustache guards on my 2017 FW (seem to fit the lines of the bike better). Then used the foot pegs with the flip down heel rests, really like the set up and it all folds out of the way for a clean look when you want. Also, mount the pegs at a slight angle (swept back) versus straight out.. this does a great job on helping keep you feet from wanting to slide off the end of the pegs. Ron
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Hey Ron, I just picked up a Freewheeler Saturday, could you post a picture of your peg setup please?
I put the mustache guards on my 2017 FW (seem to fit the lines of the bike better). Then used the foot pegs with the flip down heel rests, really like the set up and it all folds out of the way for a clean look when you want. Also, mount the pegs at a slight angle (swept back) versus straight out.. this does a great job on helping keep you feet from wanting to slide off the end of the pegs. Ron