🦴 Kuryakyn 4566 Chrome Zombie Skull Driver Board Floorboard Covers for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles (1984-2019) - 1 Pair Review

These boards are amazing! Very comfortable and warm, good quality and the chrome skull is cool! I am very happy with this purchase.

Revane says it goes with my 2020 street panties and it ain't dying. The Kuryakin box has a sticker listing all the bikes it fits, and mine isn't one of them.

Easy to install, very easy if you remove the old rubber pads. Looks great and compliments the zombie theme I'm already using in my roadglide. I've ridden them about 4000 miles this summer and they are holding up very well. It seems to be a very solid construction and doesn't vibrate or flex like standard Harley boards.

Be careful not to overtighten. The instructions say to tighten to 72 in-lbs. I reduced the torque wrench to the lowest ft-lb setting and further reduced it to about 72 in-lb and removed the first weld nut. All that is required is manual tightening, for example with an Allen key. The screws were already screwed with blue Loctite. They look a lot better than traditional rubber pads.

I bought these parts to replace the stock footboards on my 2012 FLHX Street Glide. I flipped the new floorboards, which are attached to the stock rubber floorboards every which way, but no matter what, I was only able to install 2 (of 4) rear screws. I used them anyway, just smeared red elbow on the mounting screws. They look great and match the overall style of my bike. I don't notice excessive vibration with two missing screws.

installed them on a 2015 special road slip. Bought after confirming directly from Kuryakin that this is the right model for my bike. As mentioned in other reviews, the stock Harley mounting brackets do not match the mounting points of these bead guards. Noticing a little more vibration in my foot is good...I'll put them on for a few thousand miles and then decide if I go back to stock. Like I said, they look great and I would recommend them.

First of all excellent design. I don't think there is a better design. The rubber pad is also thick, durable and good looking. But what all stands out, or should stand out, is the widow's chrome inlay. Look at the picture. Without it it's just average, and here's the thing: the insert is just chrome-plated cheap hard plastic! It's in the grooves of the rubber. Since it's rubber, it will flex and flex when you put your foot on it, but since the hard plastic insert can't flex, it usually breaks…