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Sep 24, 2007 | 06:23 AM

stillridin42703

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highway pegs

looking for some ideas for highway peg setups on my 06 bob,,,,need to get stretched out a little on a long criuse,,,,,just not relaxed with my feet stretched out over the foward control pegs,,,,,pics would help alot,,,,

thanks Jim,

Sep 24, 2007 | 04:19 PM

compgeek789

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RE: highway pegs

I used the H-D chrome highway peg mounts (only thing in stock when I was shopping) and had them powder coated black at a local shop. As for the pegs themselves, I went with the large, full rubber covered peg. I like having as much gripping surface as possible for my heels, boot arches, etc. They also clean very easily.

Cheers,

Jay

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Sep 24, 2007 | 04:21 PM

voyager1

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RE: highway pegs

I have same , but chrome. perfect for me ............

Sep 24, 2007 | 04:55 PM

Cornhusker

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RE: highway pegs

I didn't want the chrome brackets so I pieced out the LoRider parts, every nut, bolt, washer, etc.,(the brackets are black) and went that route. Only problem with that is, it costs a little more than twice the price of a complete set with the chrome bracket.

Looking back, I probably wouldn't do it that way again. The powder coat idea is a good idea if you want black, and much cheaper.

Sep 24, 2007 | 09:17 PM

gsreimers

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RE: highway pegs

I found Kuryakan hiway pegs for my 05 wide glide at sturgis last year. They can be found on Dennis Kirks website under Part # 49-1956. I'm not sure if they are available anymore but you can at least see what they look like from the website. I love them. I get stretched out and it's like riding my recliner.

Sep 24, 2007 | 09:27 PM

itileman

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RE: highway pegs

I went with the large, flat iso pegs with stirrups (heel rests) - it's the only way to go. Keeps you from getting bird feet. Anything that's flat & padded with a heel rest is a must for distance riding. Only thing better would be floorboards & I'm tempted.

Sep 24, 2007 | 10:09 PM

DougsDyna

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RE: highway pegs

I just installed the Kuryakan Swingwing pegs. P/N 4466.
Got mine here http://cm.ebay.com/cm/ck/1065-29392-...m=280154833816

Got them in 3 daysafter ordered.
The extensions swing out from the pegs and extend your legs an additional 3".
I only had time this evening to go around the block about 10 miles, but I think they are going to make the long trips a lot more enjoyable.
They ain't cheap, though.

DougJ