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[JZ3]

Has anyone installed these on a 2010 SESG?  The website indicates fits most Harley floorboards but does list some exceptions.

[Wheelsnkeels]

Has anyone installed these on a 2010 SESG?  The website indicates fits most Harley floorboards but does list some exceptions.

These do not fit the Street Glide I have them for the Heritage Softail they work nicely but are only for "D" style footboards.

D styles have a 90 degree angle in the rear inside corners of the board.

[Old Harley Dude]

 

What's a Boot DR?

[Wheelsnkeels]

What's a Boot DR?

They mount to the Floor boards to prevent rider and passenger boots from hitting the pipes.

[Twolanerider]

Personally I like this product better.  Still keeps shoes off pipes.  Less visually obtrusive though.  And you can still hang your foot off the rear of the footboard for a different resting position if you want it for awhile.  It does work with the tapered footboards.

[Wheelsnkeels]

Personally I like this product better.  Still keeps shoes off pipes.  Less visually obtrusive though.  And you can still hang your foot off the rear of the footboard for a different resting position if you want it for awhile.  It does work with the tapered footboards.

http://www.heelguard.com/

Never saw this product very interesting I do like them to wrap behind the footpegs at highway speeds I rest my heels against them and relax my legs it relieves some fatigue on longer rides.

[Twolanerider]

http://www.heelguard.com/

Never saw this product very interesting I do like them to wrap behind the footpegs at highway speeds I rest my heels against them and relax my legs it relieves some fatigue on longer rides.

You'd be interested in their turn-out rather than turn-down style in that case.  I like to hang my feet off the bike sometimes.  Flex toes and ankles.  So prefer it unobstructed in the rear.  Either style keeps you off the pipes though.  And unless you're really looking for them you notice they're there.

[Wheelsnkeels]

Yeah I use the Heel shifter as a rest on the left so the turn out on the right would be good for me. They do not recommend it for the Streamliner though either the straight or turn down? Wonder what the rational is.

I do like them though very unobtrusive!

I do the same kinda thing but I hang my feet off the front of the boards and stretch. Funny the little habits you develop. The good news is I know you ride because you need a few miles under your belt that day for it to even be an issue

[Twolanerider]

Yeah I use the Heel shifter as a rest on the left so the turn out on the right would be good for me. They do not reccomend it for the Streamliner though either the straight or turn down? Wonder what the rational is.

I do like them though very unobtrusive!

I do the same kinda thing but I hang my feet off the front of the boards and stretch. Funny the little habits you develop. The good news is I know you ride because you need a few miles under your belt that day for it to even be an issue

Yeah, it's in to the second tank of guess before you even begin to feel the rhythm of the day's road.

[JZ3]

Not only a response to my question on fitment (Boot Dr will not fit).... but a viable solution that will (Heelguard) with the pics and website link.  You guys make it way to easy to spend money.  I love this site...thanks to all who responded!

[CVOTequila]

are there dealer discounts for us on any of these products?     

[sadunbar]

http://www.heelguard.com/

Never saw this product very interesting I do like them to wrap behind the footpegs at highway speeds I rest my heels against them and relax my legs it relieves some fatigue on longer rides.

I used part #2010....  Keeps my shoe off my pipes....   

[Myko]

ah hell, now you got me looking:
Floorboard Exhaust Guard

[mjb765]

ah hell, now you got me looking:
Floorboard Exhaust Guard

Definitely different looking   Never saw that one before..but then again up until this thread I never looked

[Sun Devil]

I emailed to Heel Guard:
What is the correct  part number for for 2010 CVO Street Glide (FLHXSE)?
Thinking of getting right side only, as left side has heel/toe shifter.

Received this reply: Heel Guard part# 3010R Straight Style is recommended for your 2010 Street Glide.
 
Respectfully,
Carl Miles, Inventor-Owner
Heel Guard, Inc.
406 689 3102


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