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Old 05-17-2010, 10:17 PM
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Had never done anything like this before. Took some metal, cut it with a torch, cleaned it up, heated it to bend and drilled some holes. Attached to scoot and here it is... Pretty easy really.
 
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Old 05-17-2010, 10:22 PM
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I'm new to this forum and can't seem to view your pics. Can you post them inline. I don't seem to have trouble viewing pictures in other posts. I just got a 06 Dyna and want a cheap way to get highway pegs on.
 
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Looks good
 
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looks good, how much did you spend making them?
 
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damn bro, looks really good.
 
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My uncle had a piece of 1/4 metal laying in his shop, just long enough for these. So no $ on the materials at all. Pegs cost $8.95 at a local off road cycle shop and bolts and washers cost about $5.00. I made the bottom hole really long, so they are actually adjustable about 6". They are not perfect, but they look pretty good and are real sturdy!
 
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Real nice to see somebody doing stuff like this on his own. Proof positive that parts for your bike don't have to come out of a catalog.
 
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Looks awesome!!!!!!!!
 
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Good job! I like to make my own stuff, but don't have all the equipment needed here...so I'm just happy doing as much of my own mod/maintenance myself.
 
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Post that in the 'Under $50' thread. Sounds like it qualifies.
 


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