Little foot, Big foot Peg issues
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From: Boise, ID
Here is some pics of the same thing I got. I got my wife the Switchblades for hers. She likes the heel rest for when we are on a long trip. The longer pegs ran about $25 with the chrome ends.
You would need an adaptor like this to make it work - but yes you could use any type of MX pedal on the market as they all pretty much have a 9/16" thread
http://www.bungking.com/accessories/...mx-pedals.html
http://www.bungking.com/accessories/...mx-pedals.html
The great thing about the adapters is that you'll have hundreds of options for pedals. The rotating pedal is also a nice feature because they work like Footboards but let you stretch your calves on long rides.
The pedals I use are about 1/4" thick, so ground clearance is still good.
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I'm using the Bungking adapters and mountain bike pedals. They end p longer than regular pegs, plus a good BMX or mountain bike pedal has grip studs that stick to your boots really well.
The great thing about the adapters is that you'll have hundreds of options for pedals. The rotating pedal is also a nice feature because they work like Footboards but let you stretch your calves on long rides.
The pedals I use are about 1/4" thick, so ground clearance is still good.
The great thing about the adapters is that you'll have hundreds of options for pedals. The rotating pedal is also a nice feature because they work like Footboards but let you stretch your calves on long rides.
The pedals I use are about 1/4" thick, so ground clearance is still good.
http://baxtermotorcycle.com/XPEGS/XPEGS.html
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Joined: Dec 2013
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From: Harleyland, USA
I know exactly what you mean about longer pegs. For my highway and passenger pegs I've got two pair of anodized knurled aluminum pegs that I bought 10 years ago from a machinist on E-Bay. They are 5 5/8" from center of hole to outside and have large ***** on the end to keep your foot from slipping off. They work fantastic for highway pegs on my Low Rider. For my main mid-mount pegs I use Biltwell Mushman pegs because I like flat pegs and the mild serrations they have for comfort and occasional standing but they aren't as long. Still they are a comfortable peg. Almost bought Joker Machine's Long Serrated pegs (4 1/2") but thought $160 was ridiculous. Probably would have bought them if they were either $50 cheaper or 1" longer.
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