Highway peg recomendations

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May 1, 2006 | 06:33 PM

#11

Crazie

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From: The Great Pacific Northwest

RE: Highway peg recomendations

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ORIGINAL: mrghos

What are the thoughts on the 360 degree pegs from HD?[sm=feedback.gif]

I put a set of the 360's on my SE Ultra. They look great and I really like them. In my case, it was pretty much my only option since anything else I tried interfered with the lower glove box fairings. For someone without the fairing problem these things are infinately adjustable so you can tweak them to your heart's content. I got 'em at Zanotti's and saved 20% of what my local stealer would charge me.

May 1, 2006 | 06:46 PM

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mrghos

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From: Really close to Atlanta...

RE: Highway peg recomendations

Thanks for the feedback. I think when my Standard comes in, I might go see if I can get them someplace a bit cheaper than my dealership...

AWESOME BIKE by the way...

Thanks again...

May 1, 2006 | 07:27 PM

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soos

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RE: Highway peg recomendations

All these responses dont mean dick without some product numbers to look them up.

May 1, 2006 | 07:46 PM

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Bryan TTM

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RE: Highway peg recomendations

ok....bro...here ya go....buy some pass boards for that SG....while youre there, pick up a 360deg short arm adjustable peg mount and then use your pass pegs you just took off....total cost under 5 bens from the moco

May 1, 2006 | 07:53 PM

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ricoman

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RE: Highway peg recomendations

Kuryakyn has a very good and varied selection. I like the iso-pegs and have them on the folding passenger peg bracket (also Kurykyn) with matching brake pedal pad and shifter pegs. Nice engine guard peg mounts are the HD ones as shown on telcobilly's bike. They are a little expensive but good looking.
Any ride over 20 min. and you'll be glad you got 'em.

May 1, 2006 | 09:54 PM

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103FLHX

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RE: Highway peg recomendations

I have 360 adjustable arm as well. Very functional & will fit almost any leg length & preference. As Bryan mentioned, I used streamliner pegs to match floorboards, etc.

Good fitting Highway pegs are a must!!!

Not sure how they fit with lowers.

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