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I'm just wondering how comfortable they are, I've got the Stirrups they're VERY comfortable but a bit too long and I've scraped the pegs several times .
I totally wasn't expecting it the first time that happened and it scared the bejesus out of me.
Search around here. I've read a lot about rattling loose. For $120 they should be effin solid! Better yet, if you can, check them out on another bike, or at least in a shop.
I have a pair of them and they are plenty sturdy. I just thought they looked a little bulky on the bike, so now they are sitting on a shelf with all my other take off parts. I am going for the stripped down look on my bike but on a normal bike i'm sure they would look fine.
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