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May 28, 2010 | 11:10 AM

#11

thetroll

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From: Yukon, Canada

Nice job on the forward pegs, I'd say polish them and let your custom handcraft stand out.

May 28, 2010 | 12:12 PM

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Smitty79

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From: Houston, Texas

Damn nice job on the pegs. Leave em the way they are, they look really good.+1 on painting the spoiler.

May 28, 2010 | 12:13 PM

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lo-rider

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From: Marina del Rey

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Originally Posted by danl

I got the spoiler done and back on. I am thinking of keeping the highways stock aluminum, since I am not after the total blacked out thing.

Neither am I after the "blacked out thing" but your chin spoiler looks way better black.

My peg brackets are the stock chrome-steel HD ones with one exposed mounting bolt-hole, which may be OK along w/ the extra chrome that came on my Custom, but they are not really a feature which I would have wanted to stand out--they could have been simply black, like the frame to which they attach; yours may look better in the same black as your spoiler. I know that you made the peg brackets and are proud to show them off. At any rate they will oxidize if you leave them bare..

My pegs are the same stock rubber-covered ones like yours, but the peg extensions on mine are the dull chrome or nickel plated ones--looks OK and I wouldn't change mine just for looks. They could have used a more extreme rearward location for my comfort; I'll probably just drill another hole in the backside of each bracket to achieve that.