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When I had my EG I used to rotate my foot so that my boot was the first thing to scrape. Kept the bike unmarked. I haven't scraped anything on the Softail, not sure yet what would scrape first..
Can't find the post on here now, but within the past two weeks, someone posted pics of their stock pegs ground to a chisel point. Got their money's worth out of those pegs.
I used to drag my pipe on certain types of turns on that Street Bob, but there is nothing that will let a little turd slip out like when you hear the grind of a peg in a turn!
I'll take scraping a peg before scrubbing hard parts. Pegs fold up, giving you a warning, hard parts don't.
Thats why I finally started buying Harleys, I think I wouldnt be around if I still rode sportbikes.
I hear ya. I have little self control and a family to take care of. I still miss the sport bike rush...so I might just build my motor on the HD up and have it shock me once in a while.
I thought everybody did, except for noob and the girls. I've pointed every peg on every bike I've had - but this Heritage really slows me down (to the good I think) and I've still ground off 1/4" since last Nov. - I can sneeze and drag floorboards on this thing!
What scares the heck outta me is I have only 1" of lean left to hit the crash bars...and I don't wanna find out why they call 'em crash bars!
Last edited by Quadancer; Apr 10, 2010 at 08:33 PM.
I'll take scraping a peg before scrubbing hard parts. Pegs fold up, giving you a warning, hard parts don't.
Now that I have done both, (slip ons on the Street Bob) which didnt seem to bother me much, but this is the first time I scaped forward controls, feeling those pegs fold in and scrape was so much louder and more significant than dragging the pipe.
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