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Floorboards?
- Thread starter vmc
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TicketBait
RT-S PE#0412
it was discussed here: http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16251&highlight=highway+bracket
mine are going on Wednesday, but I gotta tell ya I also like riding around with my heel on the passenger board and the ball of my foot on the front peg, very comfortable!
mine are going on Wednesday, but I gotta tell ya I also like riding around with my heel on the passenger board and the ball of my foot on the front peg, very comfortable!
Thanks! I read your thread about your RT Highway Pegs, and that's not exactly what I want. You see, I'm a 5'1" female and I only wear a size 7 shoe. When My foot is on the original peg, I cannot reach the brake with the ball of my foot. I need to either work the break with my toe (which doesn't feel safe), or I need to put my heel on the peg and hold my toe up over the brake which is not comfortable.
This part of the bike is designed for larger people. I'm looking for a floorboard that would be installed where the peg is ... behind the brake.
My bike is a semi-automatic, so there is no shifter on the other side.
Anyone know anything about that?
This part of the bike is designed for larger people. I'm looking for a floorboard that would be installed where the peg is ... behind the brake.
My bike is a semi-automatic, so there is no shifter on the other side.
Anyone know anything about that?
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