GL1800 Accessory Kuryakyn Chrome Driver Floorboards SUPER SALE

i have had other bikes with the same setup, again a great fit and easy install took a minute on the drivers side, put the side stand down before install, works great definatley adds to the bike

Installed about two months ago and although awkward in the beginning I have grown accustomed to the foot position and quirks (kickstand deployment mostly) associated with this product. They are very well made and look great. Based on all of the other reviews I decided to disassemble the shifter side prior to installation in order to insure a completely free pivot of the shifter arm. I used some emery cloth on the pivot pin until it was free enough to move with out hand assist. I also reassembled with lithium grease to maintain smooth operation. BTW, the pieces that bolt onto the bottom are called deploy hooks and are used exactly for that purpose. When you need to put the board in the down position (you will do that often to deploy the side stand) instead of placing your boot on the chrome edge (which will scratch it) you should catch the little hook and pull them down. Four stars because I had to do some extra work to the unit prior assembly and as someone else mentioned at these prices that shouldn't be necessary.

I installed them on my 05 Hannigan trike, but I had to trim the inside edge of the right foot fairing so the the brake pedal would work. I didn't see in the instructions about puting the toe piece, but I looked at the picture on the box. I may have to put some lithium grease on the front part of the shifter. A good looking asset to the trike.

didnt know if i would like the set because of my 13 size shoes but once i put them on they are the best and they look good i mean really good good buy you can't go wrong .

Okay, I have had these on for a few months now. Good to go, look good. I had the sticking problem as mentioned. Just added small amount of wheel bearing grease and the sticking goes away. Best to use the stock ridgeid plastice piece made to cover shifter. I had a transmission problem (prior to the floorboards) took it in for extended warranty. The bike has 62,000 miles. The first thing they asked, does it have floorboards? Honda will void the transmission warranty. They MASTER Honda tech says 11 of 12 trannies he has done had floorboards. I did not ask if they were all Kuryakyn. I had the floorboards, just thankfully did not install them yet. If you have warranty issues, take them off before visit to dealer! He said okay to ride with them, just make solid shifts, and do not rest heel on shifter. Also do not shift lazy. The gear cogs will partially engage, wearing the tips of the cogs. The tranny will start partially engagging, then pop into gear when you throttle up. Real expensive if not warranty. Use em, enjoy em, but beware!