Highway Peg Question
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From: Queen Creek, AZ
Highway Peg Question
I cant reach my Highway Pegs and I'm 6' tall. Nonetheless, it appears that I need to buy a new set of adjustable pegs.
Are some better than others?
What are you guys using?
Thanks, Don
Are some better than others?
What are you guys using?
Thanks, Don
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If they are the same ones I have they are 360 adjustable. You must have some mighty long legs....
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Show us a pic of the way you have them mounted, you may need to twist them in or out depending on how you want them. I have the Kury... longhorn's and I had to adjust them in towards the brake and clutch pedals within a few inches to make them work for my particular need. Had to train my feet to keep from bumping them and their just right. Take a look at my sig pic on what I'm talking about.
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Show us a pic of the way you have them mounted, you may need to twist them in or out depending on how you want them. I have the Kury... longhorn's and I had to adjust them in towards the brake and clutch pedals within a few inches to make them work for my particular need. Had to train my feet to keep from bumping them and their just right. Take a look at my sig pic on what I'm talking about.
I mounted my pegs incorrectly the first time too, they look right but a simple turn of the mounting bracket and instantly I could reach them. I doubt it's the pegs bro, it's most likely how you have them mounted, post some pics so we can see.
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Show us a pic of the way you have them mounted, you may need to twist them in or out depending on how you want them. I have the Kury... longhorn's and I had to adjust them in towards the brake and clutch pedals within a few inches to make them work for my particular need. Had to train my feet to keep from bumping them and their just right. Take a look at my sig pic on what I'm talking about.
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On my 2011 Roasd King I have the 360 Adjustables and fitted them with the rear pegs off a Street Glide. The begs are great as they offer a heap of surface area for the feet to sit on and look great. I have fitted them so that the outer of the peg faces forwards (as opposed to up). As the clamp and "arm" of the peg is shaped almost like a ? I have them positioned so that the "arm" comes around the front of the Crash Bar and back towards me. I am 6'4" tall and I find this to be quite comfortable.