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Old May 30, 2011 | 01:53 PM
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Im thinking of buying a set of the Kuryakyn Iso pegs for my Wide Glide but cant decide which one to go for.
I was wondering about the length of the various styles as compared to the stock HD.
These are the styles I am looking at,
8002 Large Iso peg
8000 Small Iso peg
8028 Dually Iso peg
Please can anyone who has them come back with measurements for me.
Thanks,
Jeff
 
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Old May 30, 2011 | 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by upnorthbiker
Hi,
Im thinking of buying a set of the Kuryakyn Iso pegs for my Wide Glide but cant decide which one to go for.
I was wondering about the length of the various styles as compared to the stock HD.
These are the styles I am looking at,
8002 Large Iso peg
8000 Small Iso peg
8028 Dually Iso peg
Please can anyone who has them come back with measurements for me.
Thanks,
Jeff
My J&P catalog has their own numbering system for them, but I'd go for the large. However, for pegs that match any of those exactly, check out JC Whitney. I bought their CCT487016 footpegs with stirrups for under $45. They perfectly matched all of my Kury stuff and the quality is the same.

I ran the large Kury pegs, but didn't like my feet being blown off the pegs and grabbing at air trying to find them again. The stirrups gave me a bit easier target to hit, plus allowed me to find different positions for my feet.

In the end I bought floorboards, JC Whitney #CCT010306. They aren't listed to fit, but they do. You won't have to use the dogbone extenders in the kit, in fact you won't want to, they'll tuck in tighter and still have 360 degrees of rotation and 3" of fore and aft adjustment. They also matched my Kury stuff.
 
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Old May 31, 2011 | 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by upnorthbiker
Hi,
Im thinking of buying a set of the Kuryakyn Iso pegs for my Wide Glide but cant decide which one to go for.
I was wondering about the length of the various styles as compared to the stock HD.
These are the styles I am looking at,
8002 Large Iso peg
8000 Small Iso peg
8028 Dually Iso peg
Please can anyone who has them come back with measurements for me.
Thanks,
Jeff
I run the large ISO pegs with my forwards. I had the small ones on highway pegs and think they were to small IMO.
 
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Old May 31, 2011 | 01:54 AM
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have the large ones, they have more surface to grind down in corners. these look like they are going to last 3 or more years instead of 1 or 2 years of stock or cheap brands.
 
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Old Jun 7, 2011 | 02:47 PM
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Small ones seem to be made more for the passenger pegs so that they fold into a slightly smaller space.
I checked them out in the store, so I don't have measurements, but the 'small' ones are less than half an inch shorter. The big difference is they are smaller in diameter.

And the Duallys are exactly the same length as the larges.
 
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Old Jun 7, 2011 | 05:00 PM
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Thanks everyone,
I picked up a good used set of the large ones. They are, substantial bits of metal.
The only vibration I had was at low rpm in the pegs, thats been lessened quite a bit now and they look good.
All the best,
Jeff
 
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Old Jul 23, 2011 | 11:40 AM
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do you have any pics of these mounted up? i would love to see them... also what year is your bike?
 
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Old Jul 23, 2011 | 01:07 PM
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i have the duallys on my forwards and the large out on my crash bars in 360 mounts. i love the duallys!
 
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Old Jul 23, 2011 | 03:13 PM
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Hi JRK,
I would love to be able to show you pics, but circumstances beyond my control stop me.
This last week was a road trip with my mates, touring Cornwall. Weather wasnt so good but ridin is better than work an we were having a blast. That is until Tuesday lunch time when I was rear ended by a car while stopped at a junction. I was lucky and only fractured a finger but the bike was bad. Recovery vehicle took me 500 miles home and the bike to the shop, they were great. Just got the estimate, £5000 repair, new tank, fender, handlebars ect. ect.
Insurance pay for damage to myself and bike but I am still pissed off, been planning this hol since October last year.
Anyway, bike is a 2010 WG, pegs were great and looked real good, beefy and not skinny n puny lookin like the stockers.
Hope I get the bike back before summers all gone.
Ride safe,
Jeff
 
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Old Jul 23, 2011 | 03:46 PM
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Make sure you use locktite on them when you do the install. otherwise they will loosen up over time. Blue will work fine.
 
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