Footpeg install

[2manycars]

I would love to have an alternate foot rest position on my RT, but after looking at the Kewl Metal install video I may do without. It looks like there must be 50 or so screws, nuts, grommets and so on that have to be removed to get the panels off before you can mount the brackets.

Is there an easier way? I noticed ISCI is offering, or will be offering some floorboards that simply replace the stock pegs, but I am not sure if that will offer any relief from the current-one position fits all position.

Any thoughts or ideas on an easy solution to having a place to stretch or at least move your legs on a long ride?

 

[Magic Man]

Might I suggest these, which are super easy to install. :thumbup:

http://www.esicycleproducts.com/spyderscuffguard.html

MM

 

[dave01]

I'll second the ESI Scuffs. They were great for relaxing on the trip to and from Chicago.

 

[2manycars]

They do look easy

It looks likeva much less involved install I wonder how comfortable the leg position will be in that wide of a position however.

The price does seem very reasonable when compared to the alternatives.

 

[packbuckbrew]

what about heat on the right foot

When I place my feet on top of the area where the scuff guards install, there is a lot of heat on the right foot. Also, is the plastic on which the scuff guards are screwed into strong enough to withstand your feet being placed on them?

 

[canam9]

I'll second the ESI Scuffs. They were great for relaxing on the trip to and from Chicago.

:agree::ani29: