Best Travel pegs (driver) ?

[pjense2002]

I am looking to purchase some just thought I would ask:shocked:

 

[pjense2002]

just to clarify

you know the kind that you can stretch out your legs on a long trip

 

[ataDude]

I like my setup ... but haven't tried any of the others. See this post for details:
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=55435&postcount=86

 

[Twodog185]

Don't be shy, and don't limit yourself.

See other pics at:
http://s288.photobucket.com/albums/ll171/twodog35120/hiway-bracket/

 

[Capt John]

It depends on how far you want to stretch out. I have a short inseam so I went with Kewl Metal highway mounts with Kury Widow Pegs with stirrups. You can see my pics album titled "My Spyder Mods" For people with longer legs NMN foot rest brackets seems to be the way to go. I would suggest looking at both and see what works best for you. NMN & Kewl Metal are 2 sponsors of this site. I have purchased from both and have been very satisfied with both of their products.

 

[Rando]

http://rtsales.org/eshopprod_cat_4863-49801-51067_product_619347.FOOT_BOARD.htm

 

[ISCI Billy]

I am looking to purchase some just thought I would ask:shocked:

My company sells pegs and risers as well as floorboards, handbrakes and several other items for the spyder. Check out my web page at www.industrialspecialty.com at any time.

Billy

 

[BLACK WIDOW]

PRODUCTS??

My company sells pegs and risers as well as floorboards, handbrakes and several other items for the spyder. Check out my web page at www.industrialspecialty.com at any time.

Billy

I DON'T SEE ANY PRODUCTS FOR THE SPYDER ON THE WEB SITE REFERRED. DO YOU HAVE ANOTHER?:f_spider:

 

[ptoemmes]

You should see a Spyder Parts hot link on the page, but just in case: http://www.industrialspecialty.com/ISCI - Spyder Parts.htm

 

[Magic Man]

With hundreds of sets now sold over the last 2 years, I dare say these are the the number one seling units world wide. With a retail price of only $159.00 these won't bust the budget for most riders as well. :clap:

Lamonster has about 25,000 miles on his and still loves them as much today as he did a year ago. :thumbup:

http://www.esicycleproducts.com/spyderfootrest.html

MM

 

[BLACK WIDOW]

Brackets

you know the kind that you can stretch out your legs on a long trip

The ones from KEWL METAL are very strong and actually bolt to your motor mounts, these are the ones I have and I am pleased with them; However, they don't give as much stretch as the ones from NMN but are much stronger. BTW I am 5' 11'':f_spider:

 

[BLACK WIDOW]

Web page

You should see a Spyder Parts hot link on the page, but just in case: http://www.industrialspecialty.com/ISCI%20-%20Spyder%20Parts.htm

GOT IT, THANKS: BTW--VERY GOOD LOOKING STUFF.:thumbup:

 

[LittleJohn]

My company sells pegs and risers as well as floorboards, handbrakes and several other items for the spyder. Check out my web page at www.industrialspecialty.com at any time.

Billy

Are these available now? I dont see them on the products page.

 

[zzneonzz]

The ones from KEWL METAL are very strong and actually bolt to your motor mounts, these are the ones I have and I am pleased with them; However, they don't give as much stretch as the ones from NMN but are much stronger. BTW I am 5' 11'':f_spider:

:agree:

 

[Don in E Texas]

I have the NMN highway setup -- and love it:2thumbs:...the position of the pegs is adjustable and I have it installed straight towards the front... works for me (6'2"). You can aim it towards the rear for a shorter rider. I not only have the pegs, but the stirups as well; ball of foot on peg, heel on stirup...I can move my feet around and it feels like I have floor boards installed. The attached photo's show the pegs, me on the bike regular position and me on the bike on the pegs. Hope this helps..

don

 

[HD2CANAM]

I just picked up my Spyder this AM. Had the ISCI Floorboards and a Bruce Fabrication exhaust installed by the dealer. I was so impressed with the appearance and comfort that I just ordered the passenger floorboards :shemademe_smilie:and the footpeg risers. Also love the new sound.

 

[ptoemmes]

SE or SM?

How easy is it to actuate the extended brake pedal. Lift the foot, use the heel, etc?

And if an SM how is extended toe shifter - enough leverage to use your toe with a full lift of the foot?

I am having custom dual exhaust installed so floorboards kind of drifted to the back burner

Thanks,

Pete

 

[pjense2002]

Hey TwoDogs

where can your setup be purchased from I think it looks the best