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I changed out my footpegs and shift peg to a set of ART Style knock offs I found on ebay. The pegs went on easy but I had to drill out the shifter a bit to get the peg to work since the threads didn't match up. Thanks to the guys who responded to my previous post.
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Last edited by ryderbiker; 09-07-2009 at 12:27 PM.
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Nice job, ryderbiker! Now that I see the photo I understand why the shifter peg's threads didn't match up with the front of the shifter lever: the H-D shifter pegs (and obviously also the threaded chrome shifter lever) have 5/16-24 threads! When I first responded to your question in the other thread, I was under the impression that you needed the specs of the bolt used to fix the shifter lever to the shifter rod that comes out of the primary. Sorry for misunderstanding you and giving you the wrong info!
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I thought my feet wouldn't slide around with the knurling but it feels like I have to constantly reposition my right foot. I haven't rode it since I did the shifter though. I still have to do the grips. They're a little slimmer than the stock grips and I'm looking forward to not feeling like I have a beer can in my hand when I ride.
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