I'm starting to think these two don't go together. I have tried 3 different peg mount brackets and hours of fiddling with every angle and I can't find a comfortable place for this to work for my long legs. Surely someone has this worked out and can help me get the right mounts. Hope hope .

 

I have the HD 360 degree (#50832-07A). Had them on my Ultra and took em with me when I bought the Street Glide. Never had a problem with the lowers and they are highly adjustable.

 

check out the rivco mounts,, they work great for me

 

I am using the 360 mounts and have them set for heel on boards and toes on pegs. I can lay my calf on the pegs, or use the pegs with my heel. The 360 mount does work with the lowers.

 

I just put the Kuryakyn Tour Tech Mounts on. If you're tall use the short arms. Part 4520.


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Pegs separate.

 

H-D short angled peg mounts for me. I've got a 34" inseam, and I can rest my toes on the pegs with my heels on the boards, or I can put my heels up on the pegs. I never take the lowers off, and I've got no issues using them.

 

I have the Kury Tour Tech short arm but I have them mounted lower than yours in your picture. Plus you can adjust them 360 degrees for any leg length. I like them low so I can put my heel on the floorboard and toes on pegs, whole foot on pegs or lay the back of my boot on pegs for changing positions on long rides.

 

While I don't have long legs I eneded up going with these: http://www.imtnebraska.com/products/...ghway-peg.html

I don't care for the look of pegs with lowers so these work great for me. They allow me to move my feet around quite a bit. The nice thing is that they fold back in if you happen to go into a corner a little to hard.

Craig

 

hd long angled work just fine with my lowers.

 

I have the same setup.

I had the 360 Degree mounts and they were great until I got the lowers installed, after that I didn't like the looks of them with the lowers on.

I had the long angled but found they interfered with my foot when I was moving my foot off of the rear brake.

As Lil Red Riding Hood would say, the short angled were 'just right'.