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rockNroll · October 5th, 2009, 12:36 PM

Jordan, how much higher than stock to these raise, and what size boot do you wear?

I have the woodcraft rear sets and they aren't high enough. With my toes on the pegs I'm still gettin my toe's into the mix and I really don't wanna buy a bunch of sidi toe sliders. I see in your pictures that you don't have the chain guard installed and that's why I asked about boot size. I wear a 10.5 and with the woodcraft rear sets my left heel hits the chain guard right on and above the front chain guard bolt. If I removed the guard, my heel would rub the chain. The heel guard on the left really needs to be shaped more like the right side even without a master cylinder to mount. As it is, it's really an ankle guard.

I took the front chain guard bolt out and put a christmas tree fastener in there because the bolt was wearing my boot.

October 5th, 2009, 12:36 PM	#36
rockNroll . Name: rock Location: greenville, south carolina Join Date: Jun 2009 Motorcycle(s): black Posts: A lot.	Jordan, how much higher than stock to these raise, and what size boot do you wear? I have the woodcraft rear sets and they aren't high enough. With my toes on the pegs I'm still gettin my toe's into the mix and I really don't wanna buy a bunch of sidi toe sliders. I see in your pictures that you don't have the chain guard installed and that's why I asked about boot size. I wear a 10.5 and with the woodcraft rear sets my left heel hits the chain guard right on and above the front chain guard bolt. If I removed the guard, my heel would rub the chain. The heel guard on the left really needs to be shaped more like the right side even without a master cylinder to mount. As it is, it's really an ankle guard. I took the front chain guard bolt out and put a christmas tree fastener in there because the bolt was wearing my boot.