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street magic footrest brackets installation
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SpyderWolf
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Here is a link to the installation instructions which is a color PDF file that should help: http://www.esicycleproducts.com/SPYDER Footrest installation.pdf
I helped musicarcade with the installation of his, and it was pretty straight forward. The bracket for the right side of the Spyder, while sitting on the seat, only has 2 holes while the left side bracket has 3. You will need to drill through the plate under the oil reservoir for the left side in order to use all 3 mounting holes.
I hope this helps you out some.
I helped musicarcade with the installation of his, and it was pretty straight forward. The bracket for the right side of the Spyder, while sitting on the seat, only has 2 holes while the left side bracket has 3. You will need to drill through the plate under the oil reservoir for the left side in order to use all 3 mounting holes.
I hope this helps you out some.
I have them. They are pretty easy to install. Just follow the directions and you should not have any problems. The hardest part is taking off all the body skin.
Let me also say, as the add states these will only support the weight of the riders feet. They are a highway peg not a riding peg. Do not try to put your weight on them.
Let me also say, as the add states these will only support the weight of the riders feet. They are a highway peg not a riding peg. Do not try to put your weight on them.
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