Squanchkava72
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I am getting a cramp in my thigh from shifting my manual shift SM5 and am thinking of going with some type of floorboard setup. It may also just be the position of my leg but it tends to happen to my left leg. I am going to install the Rivco Risers so I will be more upright sitting which may also help with this. My past bikes were a Sportster with forward controls, dual sports, and standard bikes. I don't really care for the pull back on my legs. I do have highway pegs installed, luckily, and when it cramps I can lay it on top of them till it eases up. Of course then I don't want to go back to the normal position. I guess possibly I can keep the highway pegs with the Rivco set up.
I am eyeballing the Rivco floorboards with the heel toe shifter, or using the Phoenix Products shifter kit, and also adding a brake pedal extension. Or getting the SM5 seal boards. I would appreciate some suggestions, opinions, and pics of your set up to show how your shifter works. I am curious if you had to do mods to be able to use your shifter with floorboard set ups. Please share your opinions on either floorboard or different options? I couldn't find any good pics that show the RS SM5 seal boards shifter area. I know the RS is the sport model but that is what I could afford until maybe I can swing an F3 sport to get my legs out front cruiser style.
Thanks
I am eyeballing the Rivco floorboards with the heel toe shifter, or using the Phoenix Products shifter kit, and also adding a brake pedal extension. Or getting the SM5 seal boards. I would appreciate some suggestions, opinions, and pics of your set up to show how your shifter works. I am curious if you had to do mods to be able to use your shifter with floorboard set ups. Please share your opinions on either floorboard or different options? I couldn't find any good pics that show the RS SM5 seal boards shifter area. I know the RS is the sport model but that is what I could afford until maybe I can swing an F3 sport to get my legs out front cruiser style.
Thanks
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