Slagiatt
10-18-2014, 04:10 PM
Since one of the 'secrets' of staying loose and comfortable when touring is being able to move your foot/leg position while driving, many of us have gotten highway pegs. Nothing new here.
Given that premise, I was wondering if anyone thought this might be possible:
Install driver floorboards (mine are going into position 4) and use the original driver pegs as an alternate foot position...perhaps installing them at position 1 or 2...to allow for changing posture while driving. Essentially, it would be the reverse of what we do now: The primary foot position is forward (almost like highway pegs are for us now) and the new "alternate" position would have your feet further back...on the pegs in position 1 or 2.
Does anyone have an opinion on this? (Or, more probably, a reason why it won't and/or shouldn't and/or can't be done.) Or would it just look way too stupid to consider....:chat:
Just a thought....... :dontknow:
Given that premise, I was wondering if anyone thought this might be possible:
Install driver floorboards (mine are going into position 4) and use the original driver pegs as an alternate foot position...perhaps installing them at position 1 or 2...to allow for changing posture while driving. Essentially, it would be the reverse of what we do now: The primary foot position is forward (almost like highway pegs are for us now) and the new "alternate" position would have your feet further back...on the pegs in position 1 or 2.
Does anyone have an opinion on this? (Or, more probably, a reason why it won't and/or shouldn't and/or can't be done.) Or would it just look way too stupid to consider....:chat:
Just a thought....... :dontknow: