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![]() Ride: 2001 Heritage Softail Classic
Join Date: Oct 21st, 2009
Location: Louisiana
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Slick floorboards
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Start The Engine
Ride: 2007 Heritage
Join Date: Nov 2nd, 2010
Location: ALABAMA
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Re: Slick floorboards
Bleach White will take all the baked on stuff off!
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Location: Jacksonville, Florida
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Re: Slick floorboards
Quote: Originally Posted by Billbo
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Hello all again - I can come up with some pretty oddball questions. Here's another one for yall. The rubber inserts on my 2001 Heritage floorboards are slick - to the point its difficult to keep my boots from sliding around on them. I would sure feel more secure if my boots didnt slide so easy. SOOOO - shy of buying new ones, does anyone know of a way to knock off the glaze - such as sandpaper or something??? I do not use pledge or anything else on my floorboards or seats etc. No armorall either. Perhaps they are just so old the rubber gets hard -- and slick.
Thanks Bill
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Ride: '06 Heritage Softail Classic
Join Date: Mar 17th, 2008
Location: So. Cal.
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Re: Slick floorboards
Here's a really cheap solution I used on my passenger boards when my wife's feet were slipping.
3M makes a product that is like coarse emery paper, but has a sticky surface on the back. It comes in rectangular sheets. You cut the sheet to the shape of your floorboard and then peel off the backing paper and press it onto the floorboard. Total cost: couple of bucks for the stuff and 10 minutes labor. I bought it at an Ace Hardware store. Can't remember the exact name of it though.
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Ride: 2010 harley davidson road glide
Join Date: Jun 12th, 2010
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Re: Slick floorboards
try a wax remover/ degreaser aka prep salt
& or just investing in new inserts |
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Ride: 2010 Roadking
Join Date: Dec 17th, 2009
Location: Coal Region, PA
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Re: Slick floorboards
I would replace them, i could not imagine the horror if your foot slipped off and hit the road when you are riding.
Definitely not worth the risk for less than $ 100. |
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Ride: 2003 FATBOY
Join Date: Sep 11th, 2010
Location: Eastern NC
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Re: Slick floorboards
I used greased lighting and a green scotch brite on mine and they look and feel new again.
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Ride: 09 FLHX Street Glide
Join Date: Sep 13th, 2009
Location: Eastern NE
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Re: Slick floorboards
Another vote for replacing - if those are your stock FB's, you got your $$$ worth. Time for a new look ;)
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Ride: 01 Ultra
Join Date: Aug 2nd, 2009
Location: NorthEast Alabama
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Re: Slick floorboards
Quote: Originally Posted by sprinklerfitter669
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I would replace them, i could not imagine the horror if your foot slipped off and hit the road when you are riding.
Definitely not worth the risk for less than $ 100. |
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![]() Ride: 2001 Heritage Softail Classic
Join Date: Oct 21st, 2009
Location: Louisiana
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Re: Slick floorboards
Quote: Originally Posted by STEVE07
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I would just put new inserts on.Once they harden they are shot.
I have a stock set from my 07,pm me with your address and week after next I will send them to you.Thats the next time I will be in the U.S. and shipping costs too much from Canada. All you have to do is send me the cost of shipping after you recieve them.
Thank you Steve so much for your generosity!!! The whole world needs more people like you! Thanks to everyone here for all the great feedback. Man I like this place and the good folks here!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() Bill |
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