I received and installed mine yesterday. It was easy, only because I observed Sask Ryker in this video painfully go through the trial and error of the install, so thank you for your video! The key takeaway is you need to position the brake out of the way, then install the footboard, then remove the foot board from the hardware completely removing the hex nut where you adjust the angle, adjust the brake to the preferred position then reinstall the footboard to the already installed hardware. You will not be able to adjust the brake while these footboards are installed but it's easy to repeat the process as needed. I also positioned the footboards on a more natural angle to the way my feet rest, rather than flat. Note: You will only fit the front half of your foot on these footboards (balls of your feet) so if you are looking for your entire foot to rest from toes to heel then these are not for you. Found them quite comfy and an improvement over the OEM foot pegs that come with the Ryker. And great price from slingmods.
I watched this just to confirm my own experience was not an isolated incident. The right pedal should have a cut-out to allow the brake pedal to clear for easier adjustment. Also, aligning the bolt through the right pedal without cross-threading required sacrificing a chicken on the gas tank.
That was hard to watch. I can't imagine why people want their brake so high. I have mine set below the peg so I don't even need to raise my foot. Just roll my toes down and there it is. Much safer.
I received and installed mine yesterday. It was easy, only because I observed Sask Ryker in this video painfully go through the trial and error of the install, so thank you for your video! The key takeaway is you need to position the brake out of the way, then install the footboard, then remove the foot board from the hardware completely removing the hex nut where you adjust the angle, adjust the brake to the preferred position then reinstall the footboard to the already installed hardware. You will not be able to adjust the brake while these footboards are installed but it's easy to repeat the process as needed. I also positioned the footboards on a more natural angle to the way my feet rest, rather than flat. Note: You will only fit the front half of your foot on these footboards (balls of your feet) so if you are looking for your entire foot to rest from toes to heel then these are not for you. Found them quite comfy and an improvement over the OEM foot pegs that come with the Ryker. And great price from slingmods.
Well you did say to RTFM..... and yet you didn't so I guess it serves you right. Teh struggle was real, but not required but rather self induced.
Thank you for sharing for us fellow Ryders!
Very entertaining.. then i subscribed
Have to say thanks for saving me from reading the instructions 😃 going to be ordering my soon. 👍🏽
Another great video my friend
Ok great job looks good thanks for your hard work
I watched this just to confirm my own experience was not an isolated incident. The right pedal should have a cut-out to allow the brake pedal to clear for easier adjustment. Also, aligning the bolt through the right pedal without cross-threading required sacrificing a chicken on the gas tank.
I hear you.
I tried to this weekend and ran out of time. I am going to do a rain dance when I attempt it again to see if it will go in.
Hallo! Great film. Do you like them? I'am thinking to get them. Are the worth the money,do you think?
/Jenny(Sweden)
Good product and better than stock pegs.
Another great video
great install
Good video 👍
I agee , the struggle was real , LOL . Hope the end result will be worth it . 🤕
Do you happen to remember the torx size for the middle adjustment bolt? T50 maybe?
Yes I think so
@@saskryker8162 thanks very much. Happy riding
Where did you get your vest? Please
Amazon is were i found mine. Look for tactical vest and lots come up. Hope that helps.
@@saskryker8162 thank you
That was hard to watch. I can't imagine why people want their brake so high. I have mine set below the peg so I don't even need to raise my foot. Just roll my toes down and there it is. Much safer.