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On the previous post, it shows the diagram and you can figure out the corresponding parts on Ronnie's Harley website. When I got the bike it had this setup with passenger pegs already, however the pegs ran parallel with the rails, meaning the passenger pegs were useless because they were basically UNDER the pags. I found a Kuryakan part that moves the pegs 4 inches forward and can rotate 360 degrees up or down.
I purchased Kuryakan part # 7937 4" Male Mount Lockable Offset Mounts. Those required Kuryakan pegs which i purchased separately. I spray painted everything "matte black" to blend in a little better when not in use. Here's a few pics. They pegs can still go more forward, but my wife wanted them rotated down a bit because she's got long legs. The bags are almost a "back rest" for her legs. Kind of like sitting on a bench.
I noticed your sporting passenger pegs. How is your primary side peg mounted? The exhaust side is straight forward, stock bracket works fine, but the primary side peg bracket wants to share the same space as the bag bar. Could I bother you for a couple of close up pics?
Bag bar? Are you talking about swing arm bag? If yes, you can't have both. I was going to have a swing arm bag put on my bike when I bought it but the two items don't work together.
Bag bar? Are you talking about swing arm bag? If yes, you can't have both. I was going to have a swing arm bag put on my bike when I bought it but the two items don't work together.
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