Mid peg mounts
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Road Warrior
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From: Aurora, IL
They are working awesome!! I actually installed them the day I got them and then took it for a 100 mile ride. They worked great! Now I just have to get past the way they look on the bike. I like simple and clean, they clutter it up a bit.
Thanks again!!!
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: South Bay, CA
Sorry I didnt reply, been really busy!
They are working awesome!! I actually installed them the day I got them and then took it for a 100 mile ride. They worked great! Now I just have to get past the way they look on the bike. I like simple and clean, they clutter it up a bit.
Thanks again!!!
They are working awesome!! I actually installed them the day I got them and then took it for a 100 mile ride. They worked great! Now I just have to get past the way they look on the bike. I like simple and clean, they clutter it up a bit.
Thanks again!!!
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Kennewick, WA
Sorry I didnt reply, been really busy!
They are working awesome!! I actually installed them the day I got them and then took it for a 100 mile ride. They worked great! Now I just have to get past the way they look on the bike. I like simple and clean, they clutter it up a bit.
Thanks again!!!
They are working awesome!! I actually installed them the day I got them and then took it for a 100 mile ride. They worked great! Now I just have to get past the way they look on the bike. I like simple and clean, they clutter it up a bit.
Thanks again!!!
Cruiser
Joined: May 2008
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I have the mid pegs and mid controls on my FXDC. Wouldn't have it any other way. I find I use the mid pegs primarily, and the forward pegs occasionally to stretch out. Also, with mid controls, you can shift gears with the back of your heel just by sliding your foot back and lifting up. More flexibility.
Mid pegs also allow you to stand up occasionally to take the weight off your tail bone. Where I live there are lots of twisties and mountains. You simple cannot control weight allocation in tight curves with your feet stretched forward. That's why you never see them on sport bikes. Yes...mids are the way to go...at least for me.
Mid pegs also allow you to stand up occasionally to take the weight off your tail bone. Where I live there are lots of twisties and mountains. You simple cannot control weight allocation in tight curves with your feet stretched forward. That's why you never see them on sport bikes. Yes...mids are the way to go...at least for me.
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Road Warrior
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From: Aurora, IL
I did, I had some chrome Kury pegs laying around. Oh the worn out part, yeah, you been scrappin peg lately huh!
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mid peg bracket
I have the footrest assay mid peg brackets. They are basically brandnew chrome and flawless. still looking? $ 75 plus shipping. kshely@***.net
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