seal floor boards

[jcoker]

How hard are they to install and I can't tell from the picture what is the back bolted to? I can't imagine it is just held on by the 2 screws on the front peg that hold the pad in place

[spacetrucker]

Give John a call on Monday when he is back from his ride and will help you. Yes 2long go in to foot peg and the long l shape in the rear foot peg. Look at the Ins that came with and you will get it. Install about 30 mins. Or pm me me with cell and can help you install them Oky. J.w

[spydrluvr]

How hard are they to install and I can't tell from the picture what is the back bolted to? I can't imagine it is just held on by the 2 screws on the front peg that hold the pad in place

I installed them myself...quite easy. there is a bracket that the back of the floorboard screws into. the bracket fits in the slot where the back foot rest is. I highly recommend the floorboards. good luck!

[Bob Denman]

These 'Boards are a LOT easier to nail in place than my ISCIs were...

[Surgonamishr]

Bring your and the seals up here and I'll be more than glad to assist you with them,, Took me about 15 min to install Wayne

[Dragonrider]

Indeed, very easy to install, and they are robust. No issues after a couple of thousand miles...

[harrypottar]

Really, really easy, I even installed them my self. You should have got instructions, really ebay to follow. Mine was a SE5, a bit more work for a manual

Harry

[sealfloorboards]

My sweet heart is asking to be the official installer next spring at SpyderFest. She's only5'1" and yrs old.

Ride in comfort,

John
Seal FloorBoards

[ARtraveler]

They have you covered. I have them on both Spyders. 30 min for the first and 15 min for the second set to be installed.

[spydercowboy]

Can someone tell me exactly why the "One - 1 1/2" x 1" x 3/4" Aluminum Brake Shim" is needed or exactly what it does?

[ARtraveler]

It raises the brake pedal pad so that you do not have to worry about "bottoming out" against the floorboard.

I run the extended brake pedal pad--so even more important in my case.

[spydercowboy]

It raises the brake pedal pad so that you do not have to worry about "bottoming out" against the floorboard.

I run the extended brake pedal pad--so even more important in my case.

Thank you very much. I thought that might be the case. Just wanted to be sure.

[jcoker]

Is the passenger foot rest still functional after the seals are put on and how does the brake extension fit on

[Arr MiHardies]

As I recall from another thread, the passenger footrests have to be all the way down, but they still work.

[brrujo]

Got em, Love em, Easiest accessory to install on Spyder Rt so far. 15 minuites.

[sealfloorboards]

As I recall from another thread, the passenger footrests have to be all the way down, but they still work.

I have a new rear bracket that will allow the passenger pegs to be set at any height. Only those who ride two up will bnefit from these.

Ride in comfort,

John
Seal FloorBoards

[Elembytes]

Just curious as to what makes the Sealboards so darn expensive? I'd like to get some some time but seem to be pretty pricey even though they are great!

(:>)

[Motorcycledave]

Can some one give me information about the board on the right side ( I don't have them yet)
I have seen photos showing a slot going through the board with a device sticking up through it
that is attached to the brake, but it does not have a rubber pad on it like the brake on everything with brakes
it only has the metal that looks to be about 3 inch wide and about 1/4 in. thick sticking up through about
maybe 3 or so inches....
Is that the finished product????????
Thanks for any info.
MC Dave

[Arr MiHardies]

I have a new rear bracket that will allow the passenger pegs to be set at any height. Only those who ride two up will bnefit from these.

Ride in comfort,

John
Seal FloorBoards

Good to know. I'll update my memory bank.

[sealfloorboards]

Can some one give me information about the board on the right side ( I don't have them yet)
I have seen photos showing a slot going through the board with a device sticking up through it
that is attached to the brake, but it does not have a rubber pad on it like the brake on everything with brakes
it only has the metal that looks to be about 3 inch wide and about 1/4 in. thick sticking up through about
maybe 3 or so inches....
Is that the finished product????????
Thanks for any info.
MC Dave

What you see is a 3/16" powder coated steel brake pedal. It is designed to be used with either the heel or toe (I always preferred the heel). I don't use a wide rubber coated pad because I want to keep the brake pedal slot narrow for a cleaner look. There is no chance of foot slipping off or catching. I tried several variations and liked this one best. I've only had positive feedback from those who have used it.

Ride in comfort,

John
Seal FloorBoards

[A1A]

Do the Seal floor boards need to be removed to perform Spyder services?

[sealfloorboards]

Do the Seal floor boards need to be removed to perform Spyder services?

No, you can check and change oil w/o removing them. The only time I saw them off was when my service guy worked on the transmission on my RT.

Ride in comfort,

John
Seal FloorBoards

[major911]

Looking at the mounting it appears that they go on top of the existing footpegs. Seems like the boards would be awfully high and would have you in a very knee flexed position. I'm refering to the RS version. I would love to hear from any RS owners using these and get some feedback. I'm not a tall guy but even the stock pegs leave me feeling like I need to stretch my legs out a bit.

[Ga Blue Knight]

The seal floor boards are only 3/16th thick which is less than your rubber pads. You wont be able to turn you foot down as you do on the pegs but then you will be able to stretch out.

[major911]

The seal floor boards are only 3/16th thick which is less than your rubber pads. You wont be able to turn you foot down as you do on the pegs but then you will be able to stretch out.

I see your on an RT. The configuration looks completely different for the RS from a height standpoint. But thanks for the feedback.