Ok Im back and have New RSS,

[Jimmy Neutron]

Ok Its been 3 years and I wanted to try this again.. I loved my Spyder but Do to knee problems and long legs need floor boards .. Whats new and yet low enough in cost so that I can enjoy this great machine..

 

[staysafeonline]

Ok Its been 3 years and I wanted to try this again.. I loved my Spyder but Do to knee problems and long legs need floor boards .. Whats new and yet low enough in cost so that I can enjoy this great machine..

I don't have them installed - but I think the Seal Floorboards (forum sponsor) are probably the most versatile option in terms of multiple foot positions. I am trying to decide if I am going to do floor boards or just highway pegs myself...

 

[larrymz3]

Along these lines, does anyone have suggestions for a REASONABLY priced set of floorboards? I can't justify spending $500+ for a piece of diamond plate. LOL.


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[wyliec]

You want fit, form, and function for floorboards and less than $500. Good luck.


I agree with Larrymz3.

 

[larrymz3]

I guess the prices are so redonkulous on some of the floorboards because there isn't a huge amount of competition. The pics I have seen do not appear very complex. Maybe it's time to check with one of my buddies who has a CNC setup....


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[ARtraveler]

Accessories are high priced no matter what you get. In the scheme of things--the seal floorboards are a pretty good accessory--$500 or not. They allow you to move your feet around if that is a problem for you and riding.

You could get a pair of Randy's 2 x floors--they are pretty reasonable.:roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

Welcome back to the Big Show, Jim! :thumbup:
I'm not sure what John sells his Seal floorboards for, but it's certainly worth a look...
I've got an RT with a set of ISCIs; but that's another story...

So how do you like the new RSS? We'll need to see some pictures of it...

 

[burg650]

If you think $500 is too much then how about $1200. The Vertika floor board are great especially for tall riders as it's the only one that put your feet lower giving more leg room while still maintaining the stock pegs. Sure they are expensive but works great for me and look awesome as well, see photo.

 

[burg650]

Sorry uploaded wrong photo, don't know how to change/remove it so here is the one I originally wanted to post.​

 

[Bob Denman]

Whoa! :shocked: Nekkid Spyder porn! :roflblack:
No doubt; the Vertika's are pricey; but gorgeous! :2thumbs:

 

[larrymz3]

Yeah, I could see spending the money on those...they are 100% custom, molded and formed...doing custom fiberglass shaping/forming is time consuming and expensive...the others are just cut from diamond plate stock. No molding or forming.


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[Jimmy Neutron]

Yeah, I could see spending the money on those...they are 100% custom, molded and formed...doing custom fiberglass shaping/forming is time consuming and expensive...the others are just cut from diamond plate stock. No molding or forming.


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ThANKS FOR ALL THE HELP..MAN WISH I WAS RICH LOL

 

[Firefly]

If you saw the quality of the construction of the ISCI ones in person, you would understand the price. They are master craftsmen.nojoke

 

[coz]

hey larry

search the mods threads, many of us have made our own for very little money. there are several different designs. all of them are simple and easy to do or have done.:thumbup: nothing against any of our sponsors, they make nice products, although usually expensive.

 

[tobor9]

Almost nothing for the Spyder is cheap,but I love my Seal floorboards and would recommend them to anyone!

 

[Poopman]

I installed the kewl metal highway pegs on my spyder, they are very comfortable

 

[spyder3]

Sorry uploaded wrong photo, don't know how to change/remove it so here is the one I originally wanted to post.​

Great looking bike! not sure i have seen that before. :clap: