Mount highway pegs on lower rail of engine guard
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if you do decide to mount them there, no way you're going to be using lowers then..... but i'm sure you already figured that out
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1. Don't make motor wider
2. Maintain appearance of motor (stay within lines of motor)
3. Allow comfortable "heel and toe" foot position
4. Closed pegs follow vertical line of outer engine guard
5. Uncluttered appearance
Seems so easy but looking at available highway peg mounts, I find none fitting these criteria.
If my quest is unsuccessful, I may get creative and make a pair that do what I want.
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This is how I did mine. I could never get how having them up high would be
comfortable. I like to stretch my legs low down, with a slight bend at the knee.
They fold up like this, have not scraped them yet.
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I can rest my heel on the floorboards, with toes on the pegs.
It's the most comfortable position I could come up with.
I wouldn't recommend it if you drag your boards a lot!
comfortable. I like to stretch my legs low down, with a slight bend at the knee.
They fold up like this, have not scraped them yet.
Side shot
I can rest my heel on the floorboards, with toes on the pegs.
It's the most comfortable position I could come up with.
I wouldn't recommend it if you drag your boards a lot!
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I like it but on the fence. With my Road King being rebuilt I bought black Lindby bars and the biggest Banana Boards available Also bought a couple different highway pegs and will want to ride the bike first before I decide to scar my guard with highway pegs. Sure do like what you have done. Kudos!!!
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I was thinking of doing the same but using 360 mounts like this guy did..
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ml#post8032379
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ml#post8032379