Pb-hs Set Hd Harley Passenger Footboard Guard Boot Dr on 2040-parts.com
Scottsdale, Arizona, US
You are bidding on a BRAND NEW, HD PASSENGER FOOTBOARD Boot Guard Set by Boot Dr.™ (Part # PB-HS) INVENTORY BLOW OUT SPECIAL PRICING MEANS VERY BIG $AVING$ for you!!
This PB-HS Set of boot guards by Boot Dr.™ is made of premium stainless steel. These guards quickly and easily install on all Harley-Davidson® Motorcycles with STANDARD, OEM PASSENGER footboards. (these guards will NOT fit on "Swept Wing" style passenger boards such as Aileron or Streamliner)
These guards are designed specifically for HD SOFTAIL MODEL CYCLES and feature an interior edge and heel section guard. They prevent your passenger's boot heel from melting all over your hot exhaust and the heel section priovides a comfortable resting spot and pivot point!! Both guards also provide a stylish trim for the back of both of your passenger footboards, while also ensuring that your exhaust will always look shiny & clean. Installation is a very easy, and takes only 30 minutes or less. You simply remove your mounting bracket with the footboards still attached, drill 2 small holes on the BACK SIDE of the casting and then attach the guards with 2 self-tapping screws, which are included in the kit. These guards also feature a special Softail NOTCH in the middle of the guard, so you can fold them up when not in use and they won't hit the mounting bracket.
All of the necessary hardware & simple installation instructions are included in the original factory packaging.
NOTE: Terms of this sale are "as is, where is" ,and ALL SALES ARE FINAL!!!!
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