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Hi all, I was thinkin about getting some highway pegs for my sporty. Im 6'3' and i have fairly long legs, so the more i can stretch out the better. If anyone has a pic of a sporty with highway's or has any info on the comfort or functionality please let me know. Thanks
On the (hope I don't) crash bar... more pics in the gallery.
I like them. I'm 6'1" w/ 34" inseam and it's nice to put my feet up and cruise, not that I've ever felt cramped on the bike, tho.
I do notice that I only use 'em on warm days. When it's cold I seem to sub-consciously hug the engine with my legs for warmth!
Just got mine out of the shop ... and highway pegs was the only thing I wanted to do of all the things I HAD to do.
Love them. I am only 5-8, but they are a dream on a long ride. Saves the butt to be able to shift positions.
Soon as I get an updated pic, I will post.
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