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[Heatwave]

I just picked up my 2010 SE Ultra yesterday and road about 120 miles. I'm 6'4 and definitely need to relocate the floorboards. Outward only 1" is not good enough and neither is just forward 1". I need both. Does anyone make a kit for achieving both forward and outward 1" for a 2010 SE Ultra? Any links would be greatly appreciated as I need to get repositioned on these floorboard quickly if I'm to do any long distance riding.

Also, is there anyway to move the front shift peg further forward? Likewise on the brake pedal? Can this be done on the SE Ultra without loosing the look of the Rumble collection?

Any help will be greatly appreciated. I'm assuming the brackets for the 2010 SE Ultra are the same as the '09.

Thanks for any assistance and links that might be of help.

[Hotrod50]

Kuryakn makes all this stuff for the 09 SE Roadglide.  Check their 2009 1/2 catalog.  My Harley dealer was able to get the floor board extension kit that move an inch forward and an inch out, and the extended brake pedal.  The brake pedal doesn't look much longer since the cvo rg comes with an extened pedal, but the angle is different.  I know I also saw the extended shift levers.

[Heatwave]

I found the extended brake and shifter pegs (the girders look like what I need to best match the SE levers) that look like they would work with the SE Ultra. However I couldn't find any chrome floorboard extensions on the kuryakyn site that move the floorboards out 1in and forward 1in. Can you provide a link?

[RYANCVO]

had the kuyrakin on my old bike and the harley goodies on my current serg. only moves u out but the goodies gets the job done and looks the best. the kuyrakin didnt look that great. i wear a size 15 so i gave up assuming my foot will not fit on any floorboards correctlly. haha

[Heatwave]

Kuryakyn may be the only maker out there that can move the floorboards forward and out. I am also considering using their extended shift lever and extended brake lever. Using these 3 products in combination should allow for a more forward foot position as well as better positioning for both braking and shifting (for those with a long inseam). It would also move the boards away from the bike by an inch.

It looks like a simple design and its also chromed so it should look good with a CVO Ultra. I checked with Kuryakyn Tech Service and they said they haven't tested the relocator brackets with the 2010 bikes. I also checked with a Moco dealer to see if the OEM bracket part #s have changed between 2010 and 2009, unfortunately the 2010 part #s haven't come out yet.

I'm guessing the shift lever, brake lever and floorboards haven't changed from the 2009 CVO Ultras. Does anyone know for sure? Has anyone used these floorboard re-locators together with extended levers on their 2009 CVO Bagger?

The girder style levers look like they would be a good replacement/match for the CVO levers from the factory but with the advantage of an extended length for those that need it.

Thanks again for any information or experiences others have had with these products.

http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go/Home.ProductDetail/IMID/83
http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go/Home.ProductDetail/IMID/70
http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go/Home.ProductDetail/IMID/98

[Hotrod50]

I didnt pay attention to the fact yours was a 2010.   I used Part #4588 for my floorboards on 09 SERG.  Moved out and forward.

[Hotrod50]

Used #1071 for brake lever.

[Heatwave]

Used #1071 for brake lever.

How much longer is the Kuryakyn girder extended brake lever vs the extended brake lever on the CVO touring bikes? The website doesn't provide any length information vs the MoCo lever. Thx

[Hotrod50]

The Kuryakn brake arm isn't much longer but it is at a different angle than the stock extended cvo break lever.  Gets it out from having your foot under the brake pedal.