Hiway peg w/ Fairing Lowers
#1
03-13-2007, 02:31 PM
Hiway peg w/ Fairing Lowers
OK...this might seem like a nubee question, but for the life of me I cannot get my highway peg situated to my liking with the fairing lowers installed. It seems if i get the pegs located on the engine guard in a position that wont scratch the lowers, i have to really stretch to get my feet on the pegs. I am 5ft 10in so i dont think its a height issue, but more of knowing exactly where to mount the pegs.
Any pics of how you have yours mounted would be great as well.
Any pics of how you have yours mounted would be great as well.
#2
03-13-2007, 02:47 PM
RE: Hiway peg w/ Fairing Lowers
check the j&pcycles 2007 catalog page 923.I've got the 530-237 on my ultra and they work well www.j&pcycles.com
#3
03-13-2007, 02:47 PM
#4
03-13-2007, 02:52 PM
RE: Hiway peg w/ Fairing Lowers
I don't have a pic but I mounted mine towards the bottom of the crash bar near where that curved cut in section is. I like to stretch m legs straight and downward. I also like to ride with my heel on the floorboard and my toes on the highway peg. This peg position allows that for me. I'm over 6'4' but I don't think the height matters with my peg set-up.
My highway pegs also have a short extension piece on them that keeps them away from the lower fairing when they are closed.
Hope that helps.
My highway pegs also have a short extension piece on them that keeps them away from the lower fairing when they are closed.
Hope that helps.
#5
03-13-2007, 03:01 PM
RE: Hiway peg w/ Fairing Lowers
Diddo..........................
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I don't have a pic but I mounted mine towards the bottom of the crash bar near where that curved cut in section is. I like to stretch m legs straight and downward. I also like to ride with my heel on the floorboard and my toes on the highway peg. This peg position allows that for me. I'm over 6'4' but I don't think the height matters with my peg set-up.
My highway pegs also have a short extension piece on them that keeps them away from the lower fairing when they are closed.
Hope that helps.
I don't have a pic but I mounted mine towards the bottom of the crash bar near where that curved cut in section is. I like to stretch m legs straight and downward. I also like to ride with my heel on the floorboard and my toes on the highway peg. This peg position allows that for me. I'm over 6'4' but I don't think the height matters with my peg set-up.
My highway pegs also have a short extension piece on them that keeps them away from the lower fairing when they are closed.
Hope that helps.
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