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Floor Boards Part Numbers and Schematic.

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I was able to get a copy of the floorboard part numbers from a friend at a SoCal dealership. They are very scarce because the first batch will be installed on R18 Classics that were delivered to the USA with footpegs instead of floor boards.

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One can see the scraping protection is removable, and renewable.
I never scraped them anyway, so far, despite the numerous sharp roundabouts we have to go through.
May be the floorboards are less prone to scrape than the pegs ?
 
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I was able to get a copy of the floorboard part numbers from a friend at a SoCal dealership. They are very scarce because the first batch will be installed on R18 Classics that were delivered to the USA with footpegs instead of floor boards.

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I guess I’m a little slow on the uptake. Are you implying that R 18 Classics should have been delivered to buyers with floorboards and not foot pegs? I think my dealer was a straight-shooter, but who knows?
 
I got to try the footboards yesterday while waiting for my R18C’s first service to be completed. Super comfortable. They are a definite adder.
 
I have floor boards on my Classic and in fact wanted them but having had to borrow a First Edition with foot pegs, I found them equally as comfortable.
 
R2K, I just received the floorboards for my First Ed. and wanted to know if there where any tips or recommendation about the removal of the bake pedal before I begin installing? Thanks.
Not really it’s very straightforward
 
Not really it’s very straightforward
Hello, I installed a 5mm thick spacer between the pedal and the plate, so that the brake pedal is in the same axis as the brake master cylinder. To make the spacer, I used part number 7 on the sight. Good day.
with my google translator friend.
 

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Hello, I installed a 5mm thick spacer between the pedal and the plate, so that the brake pedal is in the same axis as the brake master cylinder. To make the spacer, I used part number 7 on the sight. Good day.
with my google translator friend.
Thanks for the good idea for a 5mm spacer. I'll order the part.
 
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