Just a few, but I like'm

Standard adds...
1" riser
Tour shield and adder
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...0/DCP_3606.jpg


Highway pegs
o2 sensor, air cleaner, Micron
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...0/HPIM1423.jpg

Passenger pegs extensions and Cortech Bags
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...120/Image2.jpg
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...120/Image9.jpg

And of course, riding/rally attire
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...0/mynewtee.jpg

And Popparatzi Card
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...20/BCARD02.jpg

Picked up LED lights from Matt, delivery soon,

Bushtec hitch, on the way

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How's the pegs working out?

So far she likes them allot. The 2 1/2" offset lets her move her feet around a bit, and she says the slight inward angle helps her set her feet as we're testing the VSS. She uses the pegs to mount and dismount. I'm going to dress them up a bit by smoothing the edges, and maybe even etch a design in the stock.

I picked up a set of footboards from my harley machanic to get the fit for an extension that'll work. The stock extension will be find, just need to mill the offset to get the right angle for the boards. The offset would also put the boards outside the rider footpegs so there won't be conflict with my feet.

She says the wider placement helps during cornering for her balance (accidental inprovement) and her feet are outside the pipes on the right side.

The BRP bracket is stout and will flex a bit with my weight. I just don't see a scenerio where a 100 pound person could affect the overall installation. As posted before, if she ever can put 200 pounds of pressure on the pegs, we're pulling multiple G's and other things are happening that are far worse.

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Originally Posted by Twodog185

She says the wider placement helps during cornering for her balance (accidental inprovement) and her feet are outside the pipes on the right side.

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Love it when there is a bonus like that. Accidently killing two birds with one stone! :2thumbs:

Not done yet.....

Not clearly shown, ISO grips....great mod for all day riding.

http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...Trailer003.jpg