Yes, it clears the floorboards on both my interstates.
But here's the deal, the helper bar (tang), can get a little bent out of shape, and as a result, it can contact the board. There is a little dimple cutout in the left exhaust where the tang is supposed to be oriented when the side stand is up, and if it is centered in that cutout properly, then it will not hit the board. Instead of whacking it with a mallet, slide a piece of pipe or PVC over it all the way down, and bend it gently straightly to the correct orientation on the exhaust cutout, and it will be just right. If your tang is right where it should be, it should clear the board fine.
It's hard to hold the bike up with one hand while kneeling and working on the kickstand with the other, so this is best accomplished with a wheel chock or jack.
I use a Rattlebars kick shifter and Cobra boards on both bikes. (but not the lowering kit in this picture) If you have big feet, the Cobras can make it a little tricky getting your toe on our tiny shift pegs without a heel toe shifter. The shift lever can be moved a tooth up or down on the spline for better access with floorboards. The trouble is not toeing down, but up (as in foot over the front of the board, toe under the peg and lifting). In this picture, with the relocator, the floorboard is one inch lower (and may be up to one inch forward) of the stock position. I could not find a good pic without the relocator. The whole point of a heel toe shifter is never having to fish your toe under the shift peg, you toe down to downshift, and heel down to upshift. However, it is my experience that guys who have never used a heel toe shifter for many years of riding, have a hard time getting used to one later in life.
