they mount on those holes in the frame, gives you some move around room on a long ride. hope ya can see them ok
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Mounting road pegs
i just did a 1500 mile trip on my "06" Bob.. only real issue was needing to move my riding postion. I have front controls and with the mini apes I can last quite awhile.
But I would like top be able to stretch my legs s bit more...
I do not have "crash bars" and was wondering has anyone mounted pegs other then on the engine guard?
Thanks Ron
But I would like top be able to stretch my legs s bit more...
I do not have "crash bars" and was wondering has anyone mounted pegs other then on the engine guard?
Thanks Ron
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you have those 2 holes at the bottom front of your frame used for mounting highway pegs. You probably have plastic covers on them right now. If you take out the covers, you will see the holes. Not sure if you can see the bars in my signature or not.
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ORIGINAL: Q_Bik
i just did a 1500 mile trip on my "06" Bob.. only real issue was needing to move my riding postion. I have front controls and with the mini apes I can last quite awhile.
But I would like top be able to stretch my legs s bit more...
I do not have "crash bars" and was wondering has anyone mounted pegs other then on the engine guard?
Thanks Ron
i just did a 1500 mile trip on my "06" Bob.. only real issue was needing to move my riding postion. I have front controls and with the mini apes I can last quite awhile.
But I would like top be able to stretch my legs s bit more...
I do not have "crash bars" and was wondering has anyone mounted pegs other then on the engine guard?
Thanks Ron
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Since you are already using forward controls you may be out of luck. I haven't seen any highway pegs that would work with forwards other than on an engine guard.
ORIGINAL: Q_Bik
i just did a 1500 mile trip on my "06" Bob.. only real issue was needing to move my riding postion. I have front controls and with the mini apes I can last quite awhile.
But I would like top be able to stretch my legs s bit more...
I do not have "crash bars" and was wondering has anyone mounted pegs other then on the engine guard?
Thanks Ron
i just did a 1500 mile trip on my "06" Bob.. only real issue was needing to move my riding postion. I have front controls and with the mini apes I can last quite awhile.
But I would like top be able to stretch my legs s bit more...
I do not have "crash bars" and was wondering has anyone mounted pegs other then on the engine guard?
Thanks Ron
Yeah Super01.. thats my problem. With the forward controls I am already using those mounts..
I was kind of hoping for some after market bracket that spanned the frame for pegs.. I am not sure I want to put an engine guard on it..
With all the clever things I've seen on here, someone may have an idea yet..
Thanks for your responses...
Ron
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Not sure of the make or model, but someone in my riding club has what he called a 'mustache bar' on his super glide. It is basically a piece that mounts under the frame where the two underneath bars meet (sorry, don't know the proper terms) this is where an engine guard would mount anyway. This would solve you problem, although he says they are up a little high for him.
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Not sure of the make or model, but someone in my riding club has what he called a 'mustache bar' on his super glide. It is basically a piece that mounts under the frame where the two underneath bars meet (sorry, don't know the proper terms) this is where an engine guard would mount anyway. This would solve you problem, although he says they are up a little high for him.
Not sure of the make or model, but someone in my riding club has what he called a 'mustache bar' on his super glide. It is basically a piece that mounts under the frame where the two underneath bars meet (sorry, don't know the proper terms) this is where an engine guard would mount anyway. This would solve you problem, although he says they are up a little high for him.
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They are aftermarket. I think these might be what he has. They are made by Kuryaken. I found this on ebay this morning. I hope this helps. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KURYA...QQcmdZViewItem