Highway peg advice
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if you have fairing lowers, you'll need 'double jointed' to get out and around.
other than that the mounts and pegs are usually sold separate
if you have pass pegs on your bike, get pegs that match.
if you don;t have lowers, you may want to mount them inboard so you have clearance lane splitting or in the garage.
mounting- cover the crash bars with tape and have someone help you position them where they work best before cranking them down.
check the forum classifieds for deals
mike
other than that the mounts and pegs are usually sold separate
if you have pass pegs on your bike, get pegs that match.
if you don;t have lowers, you may want to mount them inboard so you have clearance lane splitting or in the garage.
mounting- cover the crash bars with tape and have someone help you position them where they work best before cranking them down.
check the forum classifieds for deals
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 09-03-2015 at 02:23 PM.
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I got the standard rubber ones with chrome cap, I think they are also the cheapest. I wanted plenty of rubber for grip so my feet won't ever slip off. Also sometimes I like to put the back of my ankle on them to rest my feet completely and the rubber helps my jeans from slipping around.
I bought mine for function rather than bling
I bought mine for function rather than bling
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