New floorboard covers.

[Mr Jensee]

Hey Gator Mike. I have a cure for the rear floorboad uglies! Mounted them yesterday. Had to drill holes and tap them for new screws, added red loctite to make sure the screws don't come out. Enjoy!

[Mailman Joe]

they look nice, what bike were they made for? did you have to modify them much?

[Mr Jensee]

Sorry about that, I figured that was common knowledge here. The part numbers are for the Kawasaki Nomad. Covers are p/n14090-1907 (left side) & p/n 14090-1908 (right side) and are stock Kawasaki part numbers. All I had to do was get 4 6mm 1/2" long Phillips head screws and a matching tap. Pulled the rubber covers off each floorboard and drilled the holes in the matching locations under each to match predrilled holes on the chrome plates. Bolted them on, then snapped the rubber pads back on the tops of the floorboards. Took about 30 min. start to finish. They were a perfect fit.

[anishemaya]

whats the cost for it?

[Gator Mike]

Hey Mike what cha tryin ta do- make a Hardly Davyson outta dat ting? Man they really look good. You keep that up and I'm almost going to be ashamed to have my bike next to yours. We are going to Colorado for a month on the 15th but hope to get together afterwards...........Gator Mike

[Mr Jensee]

whats the cost for it?

It's been a while since I purchased them, this was a post from last year. I do remember that one side cost more than the other one. Checking Babbits Online parts listing the 4090-1907 costs $32.67 and the 4090-1908 costs $26.62. And, hey Gator Mike, you haven't seen it since I put the back rest on it!

[ekap1200]

Very nice, and the floorboard covers look good also. quite a shine on that 1200 what wax do you use?

[Mr Jensee]

Nothing special, at the time the picture was taken I think I had used a carnuba wax on it. I was just lucky that this was a pristine bike when I bought it.