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Just want to make sure these aren't going to hit the ground during hard cornering and they are on right. Stupid things. They are in a comfortable place for my feet / legs, just double checking placement for cornering and such. Thanks guys
If you scrape those while cornering, you’re in pucker factor territory as you’d be hard pressed to lean that far in order to scrape. The bottoms of the crash guard would prevent those from touching. Those are fine where they are.
If you scrape those while cornering, youre in pucker factor territory as youd be hard pressed to lean that far in order to scrape. The bottoms of the crash guard would prevent those from touching. Those are fine where they are.
Figured as much. Just double checking. I'm still learning this world of Harley Thanks man, appreciate the response.
If those ever touch the ground, they will be the least of your problems.
I do keep mine folded up when I'm not using them so they have less of a tendency to act as pivot point, if I crash. I don't know if that would really make a difference, but I hope to never find out.
They will clear for sure. If they are comfortable for you, great! Looking at them I would probably turn them more out so they are flat against your feet.
As far as height goes and something to consider. I have mine adjusted so that I can put my heel on the floorboard and toes on the pegs. That will give you three places to move your feet around on long rides. Flat on the floorboard, heel on the floorboard and toes on the pegs, or all the way on the pegs
They will clear for sure. If they are comfortable for you, great! Looking at them I would probably turn them more out so they are flat against your feet.
As far as height goes and something to consider. I have mine adjusted so that I can put my heel on the floorboard and toes on the pegs. That will give you three places to move your feet around on long rides. Flat on the floorboard, heel on the floorboard and toes on the pegs, or all the way on the pegs
Hey, thats exactly how I set them up! Im 5'11-6ft, but my legs are a little too short to comfortably hold out to the side of the engine guard. I set them to have my heel on the floorboard and toe on the rubber grip of the peg Thanks for letting me know im not the only one heh
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Stupid question: Highway peg check
Thanks man, appreciate the response.
