Non Original Accessories - Floor Boards
Driver Floorboards with Heel/Toe Shifter  M/C Motorcycles MC30013
$274.95
Brake Pedal Cover  Kuryakyn 4025
$26.95 
 
 
M/C Floorboards
 
Brake Pedal Cover
The first picture correspond to the 1999 M/C Motorcycle Floorboards with the Heel/Toe Shifter. They are brand new for the Valkyrie and looks VERY nice and works very well.  Of course you will need to get accustom to the shifting process but it is very Comfortable and easy to master. Even though I liked them, I switched to Rattlebars Mfg. Kick Shift with the Highway Hawk Floorboards, mainly for the looks.

The second picture is the Kuryakyn brake pedal cover. It is easy to install and look very pretty, having in consideration that the OEM look terrible. It will cover it completely, adding an expensive look to the brake pedal.

Kick Shit Pedal Rattlebars Mfg. RB807C
$89.95
Chrome Peg Relocation Kit Rattlebars Mfg. RB707C
$54.95
Floorboards Highway Hawk 731-062
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Floorboards and Kick Shift
 
  
These set of pictures are the amazing Rattlebars Manufacturing Kick Shift and the new Hayway Hawn Floorboards. The floorboards are very easy to install in the OEM peg location but will put your feet like 1" above the normal OEM peg location. Solution? Rattlebars Peg Relocation Kit. That kit will give you the flexibility to move the peg location lower like 1" and also forward like 1" more. This gave me more room for my feet and the new floorboards are very comfortable.

The Kick Shift is VERY comfortable, I found myself shifting better and not missing a shift after it's installation, that is very easy and comes with easy to read instructions. I think Chet did a GREAT R&D job. I installed a Drag Specialty optional peg to the Kick Shift mainly to match the floorboards and handle grips (they look awesome). Even though you can install another peg in either of the three front holes of the Kick Shift, I found the down shifting with the OEM shift was easier and safer. Of course, up shifting with the back peg is a lot easier with my boots now...HIGHLY Recommended.


Passenger Floorboards (pair)  Jardine 56-1003-01 $119.95 
Dually ISO Pegs  Kuryakyn 8028
$49.95 
Magnum Footrest Mount Clevis Kuryakyn 8072
$24.95 
Passenger Mounting Peg Bracket (pair) Crossroads 765
$129.00 

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Floorboards 
Kuryakyn Dually Pegs
Passenger Mounting Plate
 These next pictures are the Passenger Floor Boards. I have seen the Cobra ones but they are too wide and takes some of the beauty lines of the bike. First I installed the Jardine's floorboards that are smaller still bigger than OEM pegs and more comfortable (first picture). Later I installed the chrome passenger peg mounting plate, as you may see in the next picture. Excellent addition to the beauty of that area, but  the black mounting of the Jardine's looks horrible. Then I figured out that Kuryakyn mounting hardware is chrome, so purchased and installed the Dually Iso pegs (8028) using the Magnum footrest mount clevis (8072). When I mounted them, I was amazed how pretty they looks. Also my wife reported they are more comfortable since you may adjust the angle and they have thicker rubber. The Kuryakyn pegs also allowed me the flexibility of tilting the pegs so the will go with the frame's angle.

The chrome mounting plates also comes with three holes to adjust the height of the pegs. My wife liked the upper one so I ended up with two holes that even don't look bad, I preferred to hide. I used chrome bolt covers (you may find everywhere) and hide the middle one, then I recalled that I saw in Chet's site a good idea. I purchased and installed one amber bullet light on each side, hiding the bottom hole and adding a VERY PRETTY look. At night, these lights glows and reflect on all chrome parts of the bike (beautiful look). Thanks Chet, the idea is awesome.

 
Dually ISO Pegs  Kuryakyn 8028 
$49.95
Magnum Footrest Mount Clevis Kuryakyn 8072
$24.95
1 1/4" Magnum Quick (pair)  Kuryakyn 1000
$36.95
 Ergo Dually Pegs  Kuryakyn 4050
$139.95 
 
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Ergo Dually Pegs
Dually Iso Pegs
These last pictures are the Highway pegs. The first one shows the Kuryakyn Ergo Dually Pegs. They look very pretty and are extremely comfortable. They may be adjusted to several positions for people with shorter legs. In my case, I have long legs and liked the forwarder position. They only issue with these Ergo pegs is that the mounting hardware will break if the bike flips to the side. I experienced that and the mounting bracket was broken as well as the mounting arm. Then I made the decision of changing the position of the pegs. I purchased a pair of 1 1/4" Magnum quick clamps (1000) and attached them to the engine guard using a piece of leather belt that I cut to fit. The reason of the leather is that the clamps are wider and the leather gives the extra grip to hold in place. Another advantage is that they moved forwarder than the Ergo's and they will not break in the event of a flip to the side.

The picture below shoes all pegs and floorboards together: