pass peg extension?
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11-17-2006, 09:59 PM
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11-17-2006, 11:07 PM
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RE: pass peg extension?
ORIGINAL: George C
Kuryakyn 360 degree adjustable rear pegs. They're tough to see in the picture, but you'll get how they work.
It keeps the kids shoes from melting on my pipes.
Kuryakyn 360 degree adjustable rear pegs. They're tough to see in the picture, but you'll get how they work.
It keeps the kids shoes from melting on my pipes.
I just finished mounting the J&P kit (#5200260) on my bike by drilling the peg mounting holes out to 1/2". The pegs are up and forward (and a bit farther out) and they do appear to able to loosen on the left side.
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11-17-2006, 11:08 PM
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RE: pass peg extension?
ORIGINAL: DMSC
I tried using them...the left one kept lossing up due to Paula stepping on it to get on the bike. That's why I bought their anti-rotation mounts...that didn't work either.
I just finished mounting the J&P kit (#5200260) on my bike by drilling the peg mounting holes out to 1/2". The pegs are up and forward (and a bit farther out) and they do appear to able to loosen on the left side.
ORIGINAL: George C
Kuryakyn 360 degree adjustable rear pegs. They're tough to see in the picture, but you'll get how they work.
It keeps the kids shoes from melting on my pipes.
Kuryakyn 360 degree adjustable rear pegs. They're tough to see in the picture, but you'll get how they work.
It keeps the kids shoes from melting on my pipes.
I just finished mounting the J&P kit (#5200260) on my bike by drilling the peg mounting holes out to 1/2". The pegs are up and forward (and a bit farther out) and they do appear to able to loosen on the left side.
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