Kuryakyn Iso wing or Floorboard question

[Dirtnapper]

I have a 2013 Rs, I work at a Casino and stand on my feet all day and the pegs are just killing my feet on the way home. The problem I'm having is I am on a budget (the wife is still pissed I bought a bike haha) and I use my pegs to mount my spyder. I was wondering if the Kuryakyn Iso wings or their floorboards with the spline adapters are strong enough to allow me to do this? Granted I am a bigger guy (300+ lbs) so I worry that I'm going to snap them off.

Also is there a way to lower the the pegs or boards? I was looking at the male mount offset but I'm pretty sure I would snap them off by looking at them. Any recommendations on lower floorboards that aren't going to get me divorced would be much appreciated.

[Dirtnapper]

No advice?

[spyderpoop]

http://spyderrt.info/1_2_Products.html (http://spyderrt.info/1_2_Products.html) I have his on my bike and I,am 275 lbs and no problems standing on them and great price and does the job

[rlynchtx]

I had the ISO wings, and I don't think they're designed to take much torque. They use a set screw that provides friction against a smooth chrome hub to stay in place (front to back) -- a design that doesn't look too robust to me.

[MikeinGA]

Try ISCI at: http://www.isciride.com/iscirsmanualparts.htm

Mike

[SPYD1]

I had the ISO wings, and I don't think they're designed to take much torque. They use a set screw that provides friction against a smooth chrome hub to stay in place (front to back) -- a design that doesn't look too robust to me.
I agree. I just lost one on a ride and changed them out. The bolt that holds them on is also offset in the wing which creates issues. Even with loctite it came loose.