my fatboy has floor boards, will it hinder my riding at all with the installation?
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No it should not. I have mids on my dyna and HD highway pegs. You should be comfortable.
896297
I am not sure about all mounts, but the mount and peg that was on my bike would not work. I tried to make it work, but it would not work with the new floorboards.
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Absolutely. I have a 07 Fatboy and I went ahead and purchased 2 stainless clamps with a rubber interior to make sure it protected the handle bars. I had a bit of a time mounting the amp itself, but I ended up using metal pipe clamps like you find in the plumbing section at home depot. I threaded them in the amp and mounted it between the front forks and it is out of the way and sits nicely. Hope both of these tips help, I know you didn't ask about the mounting the amp, but I was stumped for about a week. All in all the metal (with the screw tightener) cost roughly $5 for all 4 mounts. Good luck! Great unit, it has a pretty good sound and is loud enough to hear at highway speeds. scott Absolutely. I have a 07 Fatboy and I went ahead and purchased 2 stainless clamps with a rubber interior to make sure it protected the handle bars. I had a bit of a time mounting the amp itself, but I ended up using metal pipe clamps like you find in the plumbing section at home depot. I threaded them in the amp and mounted it between the front forks and it is out of the way and sits nicely. Hope both of these tips help, I know you didn't ask about the mounting the amp, but I was stumped for about a week. All in all the metal (with the screw tightener) cost roughly $5 for all 4 mounts. Good... » Read More Absolutely. I have a 07 Fatboy and I went ahead and purchased 2 stainless clamps with a rubber interior to make sure it protected the handle bars. I had a bit of a time mounting the amp itself, but I ended up using metal pipe clamps like you find in the plumbing section at home depot. I threaded them in the amp and mounted it between the front forks and it is out of the way and sits nicely. Hope both of these tips help, I know you didn't ask about the mounting the amp, but I was stumped for about a week. All in all the metal (with the screw tightener) cost roughly $5 for all 4 mounts. Good luck! Great unit, it has a pretty good sound and is loud enough to hear at highway speeds. scott « Show Less
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yes, but of course you will want to tighten the trucks or bring a wrench with you to adjust to your preference depending on the type of riding and speed, also of course wear proper protection... great board for the price, and looks good too..
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I can honestly say that I have had lilt sway even after flooring it. The bikes hold pretty securely & snuggly in the cradles. Especially if there is more than one next to each other there is virtually none. But I would recommend these to tie down the bike in the position closest to the vehicle Saris Wheel Stabililzer Straps (2 Pack) by Saris Saris Bicycle Wheel Stabilizing Straps for Htich and Trunk Rack
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If you have some type of frame probably no problem....as you raise bike Make sure balance is stable. Good luck , I really like mine(heavy, FXDL).
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There are two holes in the round piece that connects to the bike mount, you can either have the floorboard level or angle it upward around 15 degrees. I mounted mine level didn't like the idea of them being on an angle because I thought there could be a problem for my passenger getting on and off of the bike. Especially in wet weather
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You need to buy the brackets separately. Everything bolted right on without a problem for me, and the boards look great on the bike in either position.
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If your floor is concrete there shouldn't be a problem. I also think that floorboards with adequate covering would also work. It's a great way to work out- go ahead place the order.
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I installed these in combination with rear air bags so my suburban didn't squat at all. The shocks alone won't prevent squatting but definitely will firm up the ride and prevent body roll. Good luck
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Yes. Providing you place three quarter ply flooring and proper blocking to prevent sliding. Also lie it flat on its back. Check tires and hub bearings for leaks and excessive heat. Don,t speed. Took one from Tucson Az. tu upsate NY. and back with 700 pounds of tools no problem. But if your afraid ship it road frieght to save your worry. Love George P.S. center the load properly.
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They're huge, so if you get thick riser pads then yes. But if not, look forward to the wheels touching the board and not being able to move. If you get a drop through longboard, you wont have to worry about this
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If you don't have the gas pedal mounted from the floor up it won't. If the pedal is not touching the floor carpets will be ok.
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I'm with jerrym. I hauled two bikes from west coast to east coast with no problems at all. Just be careful when you install it. If you tighten the u-bolts to tight it "crushes" the thin bumper just enough so you can't get the stinky slinky in/out. By the way, I have a mountain bike and a hybrid bike.
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Shouldn't be a problem. Often I ride the one I keep on the bottom and leave the other one up top alone. Seems pretty sturdy. Have had no issues yet.
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Yes - the board hanging part snaps into the back of the plastic base. If you wanted to you could choose not to install it
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If a cruiser, then it is built to take cruiser treads. Having said that, putting on knobbies wouldn't interfere at all with ride.You could also use the no flat tubes that can reduce flats.