Upgrade your Harley foot controls with premium Arlen Ness CNC-machined footboards, compact foot pegs, and shift pegs. This model-specific collection combines sculpted billet-aluminum construction, precision-cut openings, and black or polished chrome finishes for a custom look with dependable rider support.
Choose the correct part for your Harley
Each option is sold under its exact manufacturer part number. Select Touring front footboards, FL Softail front footboards, Touring rear footboards, universal small foot pegs, or a matching shift peg. Fitment differs by model, year, and mounting position; compare the listed part number with your motorcycle before ordering.
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CNC-machined billet construction: rigid, cleanly finished components designed for custom Harley builds.
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Black or chrome finishes: coordinate with dark, contrast-cut, or polished motorcycle styling.
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Front and rear control options: choose full-size rider footboards, passenger boards, compact pegs, or shift pegs.
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Model-specific selection: Touring and FL Softail applications are clearly identified by part number.
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Physical branding preserved: supplied products retain their original molded, engraved, or machined marks.
Fitment guidance
Touring footboard options cover common Harley Touring and related floorboard-equipped applications; FL Softail options are intended for compatible floorboard-equipped Softail models. Universal small pegs and shift pegs still require a compatible mount or control interface. Always verify the exact part number, motorcycle year, model, mounting location, and existing hardware before purchase.
What is included
You will receive the exact style selected from the variant menu. Front and rear footboard variants are supplied as the pictured pair; small foot-peg variants are supplied as the pictured pair; shift-peg variants are supplied as one shift peg. Installation hardware is included only when shown for the selected variant.
Installation note: Professional installation is recommended. Recheck all fasteners after the first ride and follow the motorcycle manufacturer's torque specifications.