Tall Boys Cycles Floorboard Relocation Brackets For A Harley Davidson Street Glide For Tall Riders.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- What’s up everybody. In todays video, I will be Installing the all new Tall Boys Cycles floorboard relocation brackets on my 2016 Harley Davidson Street Glide Special. These brackets are a game changer for taller riders as they shift the floorboard forward 2”, shift the floorboard away from the bike 1/2”, and best of all, shift the floorboard down 2” for maximum leg room.
I have tried multiple brackets including the Kuryakyn floorboard relocation brackets but none of these other brackets lower the floorboard. The Tall Boys Cycles brackets offer maximum leg room while placing your knee level and/or lower than your hip to allow better blood flow and less tingling.
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GAME CHANGER!! I cannot wait to feel like the bike fits me, and what a gorgeous ride - I love seeing rides through PA. So beautiful.
Bought an early 2000s Road King. Noticed how quickly my hips would cramp up. Searched the web and found Talboys relocation brackets.
After watching your video Im 100% sold on these. Thanks for convincing me. Ride on!
How much were they?
@39hhdt Just over $200
I ordered the brackets and I not only did I get them sooner than expected’ let me say that these brackets are definitely a game changer just as the guy in the video says! I just installed them and there is a HUGE difference! Thanks to the guys at tall boy cycle 💯💯💯 👏
Nice 👍🏼
Hey Art I have a 2019 SGS and wanted to know what you put them on and after having them on are you able to lean in the curbs?
You can still lean into a turn but if you lean a little too far you will scrape your floorboards. Think of it this way, you can scrape your boards without them if you lean too far, these relocation brackets just makes it a little easier to scrape. In my opinion, I’d rather be more careful leaning in curves and have more leg room.
How did you get the floorboard bolts thru their bracket to mount the nut ? Mine won’t align properly off or on the bike with any of my floorboards lol
Thanks for the excellent install and review. I can relate to that pain in the hips! Ride on!
Glad to see another Street Glide video. I know that you said you like to just cruise around and not ride to aggressively. I would love to see a follow up in the future to see if you do eventually end up scraping the floor boards when you ride.
Absolutely, I’ve taken it on a few local road trips on back roads and winding roads and I haven’t scraped my floorboards yet.
@@DieselLegiance Thanks. I’m also 6’3 and also have a Dyna a well and recently bought a Street Glide. So I definitely appreciate your videos. Looking forward to watching many more.
Just came across your channel. I’m 6’ 4”, and just starting to customize my ‘21 SGS, and will definitely be ordering a set of these relocation kits to help with my hips cramping up!!
Awesome…Ride Safe 👊🏼
I love mine and Harley-Davidson has extended floor boards also. Put both on my 2021 flhtp. Add extended shifter and break pedal from soft break and you'll be set.
@@curtissumner9797 Sorry I speaking french ... (but I'm not french ! ;-) ) what do you mean by "from soft break"
First product I’ve seen that actually lowers the boards which is the real fix for tall riders
Exactly 👊🏼
Ageed! And it doesn't affect the cornering too bad either
I ordered yesterday. The owner answered my call and I could hear him writing down my order information. It was refreshing. He had time to answer a few questions and make some suggestions. I’m looking forward to my feet being lower and forward. I’m ordering an extended break and shifter lever from Softbreak today. Tallboy Cycles said Soft break works well with his relocation kit.
I find a huge difference in my foot position between my Redwing boots and New Balance sneakers. Everything feels further away with my sneakers on.
Tall Boys Cycles are a good company and their floorboard relocation brackets are the best. You may scrape a little more occasionally on deep lean turns but I’ll deal with that for a more comfortable foot/leg position as a tall rider.
@@DieselLegiancedid you keep the stock break and shifter? I was already looking at a Softbreak extended break with the standard boards. I rode with my feet off the front of the floorboards and need to shift my right foot out and over the rear break to break.
I switched them out for Kuryakyn extended levers
Why would you ever wanna lower them, im 6’3” 6’4” but I would never wanna lower my floor boards, I already drag the hell out of them like they are ..
You don’t ride on curvy roads???
These work great. I'm 6'5" 36 inch inseam. The only thing to be aware of is that you will grind your floorboards a lot easier when turning hard.
Would a +2" in the fork legs and the same in the rear suspension help much with that or no?
Great info. I'm glad I found your channel. Ride safe
Yeah these are a must haves for me also. Same tingling issues....
Western pa here also, thanks for the video, i have a 2017 ultra limited that keeps my knees way too high. I am gonna check these out !
They are a huge difference
I'm sold. Will be ordering soon. Question, do you have an extended shift arm and brake arm, and if so, where'd you get em?
I'm 6'5" and need this. Just did a seat change and it messed everything up. Fix one issue, another shows up.
Great video. Much needed info.
Yep, I went with the Kuryakyn extended shift and brake pedal. I did videos on them as well.
Thanks for the video. I am buying these immediately.
My new street glide definitely feels like a smaller bike compared to my heritage because the position of those stock brackets. On another note, what seat is that?
Thank you very much for the video,I just ordered them for my bike they are on back order until Nov. 11th I think your video is working for them.
Great video, thanks for sharing this!
Completely worth every penny. Love them.
Can you use these to do the opposite? Lower and move back instead of forward? These
Never tried but I guess it’s possible?
One of the first things I noticed when I got my SG that my feet felt tucked into the bike too much, they just feel narrow for my boot. Being 6’1, 33” inseam, do you think these would benefit me? Wondering if I should just start with the spacers to pull the floorboards away from the bike first. Haven’t ridden it enough for a fair assessment but my hip did cramp after awhile the second time. Great video. I’m a yinzer as well.
Kuryakyn makes good spacers as I tried them and they did help. However, I needed my feet lower to lever my legs more so my knee was not higher than my hip. If you want max legroom the tall boys cycles floorboard brackets are the way to go.
I'm the exact same height and inseam. I currently ride a 2014 Fatboy Lo with 14" Carlini apes, Corbin Solo seat and those Kuryakyn brackets he swapped out in the video.... it is just enough to make my Fatboy work for me. I have been wanting a Road Glide so went in today and that bike is cramped for guys our size! The Street Glide is the same frame but the fairing is even closer than the Road Glide. I can tell you this.... there is no way in hell those Kuryakyn floorboard relocation brackets are going to be enough for you.... buy these!
Awesome. Do these cause to have more distance to the brake pedal?
They shift your floorboard forward so actually your foot is closer but just slightly below. It seems comfortable to me but I assume comfort depends on how big your feet are and what type of boot you have but I like them.
Did you have to do anything with your shifter or Brake pedal after installing these? I get cramps quite often while riding and I also don't like my right leg rubbing on the air cleaner always feels like it is pushing my foot off the board.
I don’t think you have to but I did put the Kuryakyn extended foot controls on
I life in Germany and need it, I’m 6‘4 long legs 38 short body. Deliver to Germany?
Did your cornering get compromised due to the clearance reduction?
Very little. I still turn and corner as normal but on a deep lean in some cases I scrape my floorboard but no big deal.
do you still like these after having them for awhile, or did you find something different to try?
I put them on every Harley Davidson touring bike I own. I have them on my current 2016 Road king right now.
@@DieselLegiance thank you! I appreciate the response! Loved the video and it will hopefully solve the same problem you had for me too.
Your video is nicely done and very informative. I have an 06 Roadking Classic and I just ordered my Mustang Daddy long legs seat ( some $600 plus). I saw the first option for tall riders is handle bars, but the seat IMHO has to be first. I am 6' 3" and have stock HB for that year ( It's a Road King Classic you see. One of the best motorcycles ever produced). Not to brag, so I went for the Le pera Maverick seat for tall riders. Not many videos are out helping tall riders with the preferred steps in fitting in. The first videos mention how the first thing a rider has to change is the handlebars. I disagree.. Now, when you start messing with the center of gravity, we would focus on the seat. Your video is promoting an expense option to others who are not budget minded and it seems a bit discriminatory since you are recommending a product that many can not afford. Are there options to spending less than over $200 dollars you suggest to those taller riders who are less fortunate?
First, thank you for the thoughts, I do appreciate them. However, many know that custom Harley parts are not cheap. I try to upgrade my bikes as affordable as I can and rarely use genuine Harley parts due to cost. I am 6’3” and I’ve found that what works best for me is to install floorboard relocation brackets, then install an extended seat, then handlebars. As of now, there are no cheaper options for floorboard relocation brackets that are as good as the tall boys cycles. A good extended seat will run $400-700. If your a tall rider on a strict budget your better off with a Harley Wide Glide as touring bikes are not set up for tall riders. My videos are just a suggestion to help others. I wish I could find even cheaper alternatives but some parts there is no cheaper option. Ride safe 🙏
Great video, I gave it a thumb up ! I'm about 6.8 tall with 36 inches inseam. Have you eve tried a "le pera maverick long legs tall" seat ? It moves you backward 2 inches and rise you 2 inches also. I'm a little bit afraid of scratching my foot pegs on every corner even if i'm not a very fast pilot so I gonna try this first. Thx for your work.
Yes, I had a daddy long leg seat on a different bike (wide glide) and it was nice. The touring bikes are not as long and raked out so I am all for extended leg room. I have a Harley Tall Boy seat on my road king now which does sit me back 2” but not taller. I may have to try a seat that sits me taller and back like the DLL.
@@DieselLegiance I also think that make a big difference but if you change the place where you're sitting, your arms will be shorter for driving carefully, and at this moment you must change your bar, doesn't exact ?
This is exactly what I need! What is your inseam? Do you have shift and brake extendors? If so, which ones? Last, what size are those bars? 14inch? What custom seat you running? Thanks! Great find!
I typically wear jeans in a 34-36” inseam. I do have Kuryakyn extended shift/brake levers. My bars are 16”. My seat s a Harley Tall Boy. I have videos on my channel of all these mods.
@@DieselLegiance 16 seems pretty high for bars.....I was thinking 12s personally....I have shoulder issues and I think that high may not be good
I’m 6’4” with long arms so 16” bars keeps my hands at about shoulder height. That’s where I feel most comfortable for control.
@@DieselLegiance curious how the floor boards felt when you put your extended seat on? Any difference?
Felt good 👍🏼 at 6’3” any extra legroom feels better
Did you change the gear shifter and brake pedal to match the lowered floor boards?
Yes I added Kuryakyn extended gear shifter and brake pedal.
@@DieselLegiance shame cannot get these parts in the UK
Really? They don’t ship there? Sorry to hear that.
Hi ! Many , many thanks for sharing video, the very first interresting video about tall guys. I'm tall like you 6,3 and I'm looking for somethings to help me to feel good on my bike. It's a 2020 Road King (FLHR). I'm feeling good with my left legs when I let rest on my crash bar, for the right leg... Nothing !!! The brake pedal take a lot of place and don't let me extend my f..leg And even tough, I would like driving securely with my feet free and ready for changing gear and braking when it needed. Many thanks one more time man. In fact Tall boys cycles does not deliver to europe, belgium for my case. I'm very sad about that. Yannick
Curious to know, have you ridden a Victory Cross Country or Specifically the Vision? They are much bigger fiting for taller guys. Really want a RG. They don't seem to fit me as well as my Vision. I'm 6'7" mostly in my legs 36" inseam.
Sorry, never ridden either one
I had a Victory XC before I bought my 2020 Road Glide. With this kit, Softbrake extended levers (shift and brake), extended reach seat and the right bars. You’ll be way more comfortable than the Victory XC. I’m 6’5 with a 36” inseam. You should know that the Harley touring will not compare as far as riding 2-up. The Victory wins. Although you can put on a tour pack and a bracket to move it back 3 inches. I also have that.
@Diesel: any concern with dragging the floorboards while cornering? I’m 6’4” and while the price is high, comfort is key to me.
If I took a corner with a sharp lean I may scrape my floorboards a little bit 90% of the time I had no issues. They made a big difference for me.
@@DieselLegiance Thanks for the reply. I have a new 22 SGS. I’m really considering this upgrade. Added my highway pegs last night
That rubber plate/pad on top of the floor board is about half an inch thick or maybe thicker it looks. Just use some anti skid tape in stead ??
Hi! They don't send to Europe 😢..
But have you ever trying the Le Pera Daddy long legs Tall? Maybe a review? (I'll be very happy... 😅😅😅)
I believe I have tried the DLL on my old HD Wide Glide. I also tried Saddleman (very stiff) and also liked Bad Boyz Cyclez extended freedom seat along with the Harley Davidson Tall Boy seat that gains 2” legroom.
What size boot do you wear? Can you share the brake pedal adjustments that you've made? Extended brake pedal?? What about shifter, did you adjust those also? - thanks for the link and the tutorial
I wear a size 12/13 Boot. I added a Kuryakyn extended brake pedal and shift lever too.
@@DieselLegiance thanks so much. I wear a 14/15 so I want to get longer floorboards also. After a year or so, you haven’t scraped your own boards at all yet?
Oh I’ve scarped the floorboard a few times but not often. I only scrape on very tight turns where I lean the bike too far. So yes, you will scrape sometimes if you really like to lean on the turns. But in my day to day riding, I don’t scrape that often.
@@DieselLegiance What I thought. We just got back from the Pig Trail in Arkansas, quite a few tight turns and u-turns - I'm a bit worried about lowering the floorboards even though I am a cautious rider - not aggressive at all. Thanks again
@OutofAustin Hey, if your concerned don’t do it. I’ll sacrifice a little board scraping for more leg room comfort. But that’s me…
Do you know if this set up will work on my 2011 street bob ?? Thanks
I’m not sure, I’d suggest emailing them to confirm.
Do you still have the factory brackets?
I don’t, sold the bike
do u think u can dive into corners without it scraping
Depends…I take corners with a good lean and don’t scrape and sometimes I lean too much and I do scrape. But, I did this on the regular brackets too. No matter what, if you lean too deep, your gonna scrape.
Awesome video,I'm a tall guy and have been looking for something to stretch the boards out and give my legs a bit more downward position without throwing 500-600 bucks at a seat..may give these more thought
They definitely give you legroom…
Any seat recommendations to let me sit further back and still comfortable enough for long rides? (Not that tall, but a bit of a fatty 😂 and the tank/front arch of seat tends to crush some important..erm..body parts 😂
I’d say the Harley Davidson Tall Boy seat. There are two options so look at the details. One sits you back 1.5” and the other 2”. After that I’d suggest Bad Boyz Cyclez Freedom extended seat. Then maybe a Daddy Long Legs.
Do you think these will fit on an ultra with lower fairings?
It might fit but it may cramp your toes as it shifts your floorboards 2” forward and 1.5-2” down. You may/may not have to make slight adjustments or trimming.
@@DieselLegiance I may have to give the manufacturer call tomorrow see what they say. Thanks for the response good video
How long is your inseam man?
My jeans are either a 34” or 36” inseam. I’m 6’3”.
Cool. I´m 36" too. I think I´ll go with the same setup as you but a custom made seat inspired by the Saddlemen step up/gripper performance seat to come even further back and up to help the leg room and angle of the hips. Sounds legit, no? @@DieselLegiance
Thanks brother for sharing, this is what I need BUT for $220,, I will deal with “some” uncomfortable riding, not every time I ride do I get cramps, that’s way too expensive.
I hear ya, I would normally agree, but I was out on a long trip one day with my wife and pulled a cramp so bad in my leg that I couldn’t even drive home for an hour or two. At that point, I knew I needed to do something. I think it all depends on how tall you are and how bad your legs are lifted up high, putting pressure on your hip.
@@DieselLegiance yeah, I’ve had several cramps, I’m 6’2” & long legs & I pulled over too for about 10 minutes, I keep looking at the Kuryakyn ones & came across these, dam! $220! Ouch! Thanks bro!
The Kuryakyn ones do work good by moving the floor boards forward and out but they don’t lower them. I had them before I switched to the TBC brackets.
Its worth it. You’d be amazed how your bike will transform to feeling like it was made specifically for you. $220 is nothing compared to the price that you spent for your Harley.
@@71cfree Are they that good, that’s expensive though? $220!! there’s gotta be another company making same similar brackets for $100 less,, gotta be! Thank you for sharing your thoughts for sure.
Any chance these work on a heritage?
Not sure, I’d suggest contacting the company direct to confirm.
What handel bars do you have and what custom seat are you using
16” Handlebars and my seat is a Bad Boyz Cycles extended freedom series seat. Use my code “HARM5” for 5% off the seat if interested.
what brand bars do u have boss? and really appreciate the videos my dad passed away so I have his 16 street glide that I'll keep forever but I'm 6 1 n have had 2 back surgeries n having same issues you were I won't even wear a belt when I ride im goin to order the brackets thanks again
@Matt Harmening
Roland Sands Black Ops 16” Bars
Did you tell everyone you had to buy a 2" extended brake lever in order for this to work. That alone cost another $200 dollars
Yes, I did mention I bought one for myself, but, if you have smaller feet you don’t need it. And an extended brake lever is usually around $100 or less from Kuryakyn. But hey, if you’re tall and can afford a Harley, what’s an extra $100 to fit the bike comfortably?
NICE
Your foot is under your. take. You need the rear brake extenders
Did you know that instead of actually touching the “accept” button on the screen, you can just press press the right side handlebar joystick?
Taking too long to explain everything
Sorry, I just like to be as detailed as possible. Just double tap the fast forward button to speed through as needed.
@@DieselLegianceI appreciate this video. I have the brain of a six year old so it was effective for me to comprehend. Thanks 🙏🏻 I’ve always wondered about a company that may lowered them. I have a 2” raised front end and 14” rear. I am 6.1 and hope that 2” forward isn’t too much for me.