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 mag10 
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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 12:34   Post title : added some foot pegs
 
after a number of long trips riding 2 up, where I could not use the pillion pags as a optional riding position change. I descided to add these peg mounts. They are near to the original pillion peg location but slightly lower. Since the actual pillion foot pegs were already moved up and back there is plently of room to get my feet on these. Its nice to be able to move around a bit when you are trying to knock off a couple hundered miles at a time.

The 2 pegs complete weigh less than a pound.


peg up - you dont even see it.




peg down


Post edited by mag10 on 18 Jul 2013 - 12:37
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 Rachael7 
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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 13:01   Post title : Re: added some foot pegs (Re: mag10)
 
Nice Did you make the brackets or are they available somewhere?

 
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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 13:12   Post title : Re: added some foot pegs (Re: Rachael7)
 
I made them up out of some square aluminum bar stock and used the stock pegs which had been laying around since the Kuryakian isowings went on.

there was a hole already in the foot peg/exhaust subframe to mount to and then I drilled another to beef up the mounting more.

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 Rachael7 
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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 14:05   Post title : Re: added some foot pegs (Re: mag10)
 
Any chance I could impose on you for a couple of close-ups? I'd like to replicate the setup, only in my case, to lower and move forward the rear pegs to make them a more comfortable position option for me. Thanks!

 
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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 14:47   Post title : Re: added some foot pegs (Re: Rachael7)
 



it may be possible to do what you want by taking the stock peg mount and flipping it over. it is a symetrical part, so it will bolt up. I dont know it is would put the peg where you want it though. THe peg itself would have to be taken off and filpped over (there is a slot that loactes it)

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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 16:49   Post title : Re: added some foot pegs (Re: mag10)
 
Thanks very much for the photos and very nice work! I think I checked out the flipped idea before and rejected it for some reason, but I'll take another look. Thanks!

 
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 mat1600 
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Posted : 18 Jul 2013 - 20:16   Post title : Re: added some foot pegs (Re: mag10)
 
Neat idea. I often rest my feet on the pillion pegs when solo.



 
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