Recommendations wanted, passenger foot boards.

Bunny Burrell

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2010 Rocket111 Classic
Hi all, I’ve a 2010 Classic and I’m after recommendations for reasonably priced passenger footboards. I’m looking to pay around £100.
Seasons Greetings all.
 
Hi all, I’ve a 2010 Classic and I’m after recommendations for reasonably priced passenger footboards. I’m looking to pay around £100.
Seasons Greetings all.
Rivco used to have those, can't say if they still do. One word of warning, when they are down you will contact them with your calves when backing your bike.
 
Nice one, I’ll see if we can get them in the U.K..
Well over 100 quid new though!
RIVCO heavy chrome have optional forward extender (relocation arms) mounts.
This is 2014 listing at New Bonneville. I thought they sold out years ago.
Give it go though as they are a good retailer.

UK sellers are asking 300+ quid a pair!
Other options are covered on this site too.
Kuriyakin ones will require adaptors to fit to stock foot peg mounts.


Here ya go, I have provided the other options too here in good detail.



From Rivco Products comes the Passenger Floorboards for the Triumph Rocket III Standard and Classic​
These beauties are CNC Machined from billet aluminum and triple-chrome plated. These boards greatly increase foot and leg support over the stock pegs by using anti-vibration neoprene pads.
The images below are shown with the optional solid steel, chrome plated relocation arm which moves the boards forward by 4”. This creates greater comfort by allowing passengers to stretch out a bit more. They’re also great for added clearance when using saddlebags.​
Passenger Floorboards
$269.95

Floorboard Relocation Arms
$79.95
© 2014 - newbonneville.com, L.L.C​
 
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Thanks for that, but by the time I got them to the UK, I’ll be £270+ ! It’s the postage, exchange rate and import duty that’ll make it prohibitive.
Since making this post I think I’ve found a pair from a Hardly Ridable that should fit nicely.
 
Same story for the UK suppliers

The cheapest option is generic aftermarket footboards in pressed steel for about 30-40 quid on eBay and elsewhere. These are either easy to adapt or have direct pillion peg replacement mounts. Some fold but some dont so beware how low they fit!

 
Seen them on eBay, don’t know if I’d trust them. As the wife stands on the left board to get on. Thanks for the suggestion, bikes not going on the road till March, so in meantime I’ll keep looking around, hopefully a set of secondhand Kuryakyn’s might turn up. Had a set of them before and quite liked them.