Kuryakyn Adjustable Pass. Pegs for Softail
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Kuryakyn Adjustable Pass. Pegs for Softail
If any Softail owner has these passenger footpegs on their ride, and if you have a camera, would you please send me several pictures of them. Kuryakyn pictures and instuctions are not all that good (IMHO). Thanks.
See this Kuryakyn link: www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp?bn=Harley&ci=2410
See this Kuryakyn link: www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp?bn=Harley&ci=2410
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RE: Kuryakyn Adjustable Pass. Pegs for Softail
Here ya go. Check out my photo album. My bride was experiencing some knee pain because she couldn't move around enough. These solved her problem. She loves them. Gives her 3 positions. Original position, adjustable peg, and heel on original position and toe on adjustable peg.
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Perfect. Just the picture I needed. Thank you very much. Now to get the brackets ordered.
Can I rightly assume that the brackets were easily installed? From the Kuryakyn pictures, there is a pin shown on the back of the frame bracket and it is unclear where that pin goes. Everything else on the instructions is straight forward, just not that pin.
Went ahead and ordered a set from Hale's in Mansfield OH. Mocked them up on bike and wife thinks they'll be fine - more leg stretch for her.
Can I rightly assume that the brackets were easily installed? From the Kuryakyn pictures, there is a pin shown on the back of the frame bracket and it is unclear where that pin goes. Everything else on the instructions is straight forward, just not that pin.
Went ahead and ordered a set from Hale's in Mansfield OH. Mocked them up on bike and wife thinks they'll be fine - more leg stretch for her.
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