Looking for pics of highway pegs installed.

[kwizatz-haderah]

Title says it all. If you got 'em, let me see 'em!

 

[Lamonster]

 

[kwizatz-haderah]

Thanks! That was quick. Now three questions:

1). Where'd you get them from?
2). How much were they?
3). How hard were they to install?

 

[jeuchler]

Thanks! That was quick. Now three questions:

1). Where'd you get them from?

http://billetbikeparts.com/highway-peg-brackets.html

2). How much were they?

$85 + s/h for the brackets.

3). How hard were they to install?

Easy. Bolt up to existing holes in the frame. Easier still if you lift the Spyder!

Here're Lamont's photos...

 

[dltang]

Here are a few photos that might help. I will have my photos up tomorrow night with floorboards that are closer and higher but set for highway cruising.

 

[dltang]

Here is another one I found for you.

 

[Napalmseth]

Here is another one I found for you.

I like those... They seem short person friendly. Any idea where those brackets came from?

 

[dltang]

I like those... They seem short person friendly. Any idea where those brackets came from?

If I'm not mistaken, he fabricated his own brackets to attache to the billetbikeparts bracket. I know that is what we did as well. I will post my photos tomorrow night after I get my highway boards on and they too will be short person friendly.

 

[dltang]

I realize this is now in two threads and I apologize but I didn't find the thread initially when I started the new one. I figured I would put it here as well so that all the photos are together.

These are great for people that have a shorter inseam and you can adjust them up or down according to your comfort level. We ended up not using my floor boards but instead we are using Brian's switchblade pegs that he bought. He didn't use them very much so he donated them to me. My husband is the greatest. He fabricated the bracket extension to bolt on to the billet bike parts bracket. Here are some photos.

Switchblade in

Switchblade out

Folded up

Both footpegs from above