Which Highway Pegs?
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RE: Which Highway Pegs?
I run the classic black round/chrome end models from HD for about $ 85.00. These fit nicely inside the crash bars - California allows lane splitting and it's a must in traffic here.
RE: Which Highway Pegs?
I use the Kury Switchblade pegs. Won them off ebay for half what they were through Kury. Best thing I ever put on. I can flip out the heel rest so that I can change my position or leave them up or I can rest my heels on top of the peg
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RE: Which Highway Pegs?
Firetender.
As a side note. How does that lane splitting work? At least here on the east coast, the lanes are so narrow I don't see how we could do it regularly. I do ride on the shoulder side to pull around people though.
As a side note. How does that lane splitting work? At least here on the east coast, the lanes are so narrow I don't see how we could do it regularly. I do ride on the shoulder side to pull around people though.
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Southern California - Palm Springs Area
RE: Which Highway Pegs?
Have always had GREAT luck with Kuryakyn equiptment... Hwy Pegs (Large) very comfortable also use there shifter pegs and Iso Grips (on my last 4 putts) also use there brake pedal pad... That way they all match and flow nicely...
I'm 6'4" and use my hwy brds just like fwd controls I can up & down shift & operate he rear brakes right front pegs (I removed the heal shifter on day 1 allowing a bit more board space) - I can also rest my heal on the board and my toe on the peg - Riding 500+ miles in a day is very enjoyable with this set-up and have done this to my last couple of putts - Now I going to go with floorbrd 3\4" extenders and should be even more comfortable...
I'm 6'4" and use my hwy brds just like fwd controls I can up & down shift & operate he rear brakes right front pegs (I removed the heal shifter on day 1 allowing a bit more board space) - I can also rest my heal on the board and my toe on the peg - Riding 500+ miles in a day is very enjoyable with this set-up and have done this to my last couple of putts - Now I going to go with floorbrd 3\4" extenders and should be even more comfortable...
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