Passenger highway pegs
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06-06-2006 | 02:18 PM
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Passenger highway pegs
I have an '06 Heritage.
When riding 2 up the wifes legs get cramped up after about 60 miles....I have the passenger floorboards installed, they are ok but keep her legs at 90Â*°.
any suggestions for passenger highway pegs that will let her stretch her legs out a bit?
When riding 2 up the wifes legs get cramped up after about 60 miles....I have the passenger floorboards installed, they are ok but keep her legs at 90Â*°.
any suggestions for passenger highway pegs that will let her stretch her legs out a bit?
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06-06-2006 | 04:24 PM
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RE: Passenger highway pegs
Great question. Same problem here. Wife says just keeping her legs in one position drives her nuts. After 5 minute break she's good to go again. Hope someone knows of something.
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06-06-2006 | 04:26 PM
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RE: Passenger highway pegs
Denny,
I put a pair of these Kuryakyn Adjustable Passenger Pegs on my 05 Heritage. They were the only option I found after doing some pretty extensive searching. Search around for your best price though, I think I ended up getting them at M&M quite a bit cheaper than Kuryakyn’s MSRP. Pretty decent looking unit to, you can see them installed in my gallery. Good luck and be safe.
John
I put a pair of these Kuryakyn Adjustable Passenger Pegs on my 05 Heritage. They were the only option I found after doing some pretty extensive searching. Search around for your best price though, I think I ended up getting them at M&M quite a bit cheaper than Kuryakyn’s MSRP. Pretty decent looking unit to, you can see them installed in my gallery. Good luck and be safe.
John
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06-06-2006 | 05:15 PM
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RE: Passenger highway pegs
There is a guy here in Chico,CA that has a source for passenger highway peg brackets. You would need to call him for details. His name is Alan at Iron Mountain Leather in Chico. His phone number is 530-342-4788. I do not know about different models fit or any of that but he should be able to answer any questions. Good Luck.
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06-07-2006 | 02:31 PM
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06-07-2006 | 08:29 PM
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RE: Passenger highway pegs
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Denny,
I put a pair of these Kuryakyn Adjustable Passenger Pegs on my 05 Heritage. They were the only option I found after doing some pretty extensive searching. Search around for your best price though, I think I ended up getting them at M&M quite a bit cheaper than Kuryakyn’s MSRP. Pretty decent looking unit to, you can see them installed in my gallery. Good luck and be safe.
John
Denny,
I put a pair of these Kuryakyn Adjustable Passenger Pegs on my 05 Heritage. They were the only option I found after doing some pretty extensive searching. Search around for your best price though, I think I ended up getting them at M&M quite a bit cheaper than Kuryakyn’s MSRP. Pretty decent looking unit to, you can see them installed in my gallery. Good luck and be safe.
John
Have these on my 06 Roadking and wife loves them. She can ride longer and it is a change of position for her legs.
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