floor board options

[Potlicquor]

I have same one piece metal rear brake pedal with slip on rubber pad but I am not sure I found the brake pedal adjustment on my Roadster. Please explain how.

... basically you have to lay down and look up under where the rear brake pedal mounts to the rail/bar and you will see a threaded rod attached to the end of the rear brake lever shaft, it takes a 10mm on the one end and a 12 mm on the other ( if memory is correct). I adjusted it there making sure to not run the threaded rod out of the nut in the metal bracket that holds it and keeps it from turning, I made sure the threaded rod still is completely in the nut just flush to the end so the retaining nut has full holding strength. With mine there was only approximately 3/8 inch adjustment (without running the threaded rod further down into that retaining nut) but it was enough for my needs. I 'think' the rear brake lever shaft is splined and sets on a short splined shaft arm but have not taken the things off to get to it to find out, if it is splined then it might be possible to rotate the shaft to raise it up or down?

 

[Ishrub]

... basically you have to lay down and look up under where the rear brake pedal mounts to the rail/bar and you will see a threaded rod attached to the end of the rear brake lever shaft, it takes a 10mm on the one end and a 12 mm on the other ( if memory is correct). I adjusted it there making sure to not run the threaded rod out of the nut in the metal bracket that holds it and keeps it from turning, I made sure the threaded rod still is completely in the nut just flush to the end so the retaining nut has full holding strength. With mine there was only approximately 3/8 inch adjustment (without running the threaded rod further down into that retaining nut) but it was enough for my needs. I 'think' the rear brake lever shaft is splined and sets on a short splined shaft arm but have not taken the things off to get to it to find out, if it is splined then it might be possible to rotate the shaft to raise it up or down?

Thanks, I'll check mine out.

 

[cadconversions]

I've got a brand new floorboard kit designed for your bike.... Came across a set on eBay from a dealer - brand new never mounted... This is the second one I've purchased for my rocket and just can't get away from the pegs. Brand new - never mounted. Send me a PM if you are interested and I'll work you up a price.

 

[Bearpaw]

I have a 2005 and I want driver floor boards. Not worried about a heel toe shifter. What are my options? I can't find driver ones on the net.

If you're still looking check out Refined Cycle forward controls about 5 inches forward but can't have crash bars

 

[Ishrub]

Just came across this great site with lots of listed custom including RIVCO bits that seem to have disappeared elsewhere, worth looking at all the categories of stuff for Rocket 3's:
Triumph Rocket 3 III Accessories

These are the floor boards and pegs with great prices and it appeared to be free shipping from UK to Australia for smaller items like the black KURAKYN 5 position footboards:
Triumph Rocket 3 III Floorboards & Footpegs