BRP rear peg extensions install

[draboo]

I didnt notice any threads about installation. I m doing this today. If any one has any suggestions/headsups please post. I m surprised at the number of small parts that are involved. I thought it was 4 bolts and yer dun!!

Thanks,eh?

Brad

 

[draboo]

dun

 

[Lamonster]

:nopic:

 

[draboo]

Here is ol' No. 200 decked out for the road.

The peg extensions were an easy install.:2thumbs:

They also made using the saddlebags with a passanger possible. I m a happy Spydercamper!

 

[Lamonster]

Looks like you're ready to roll :2thumbs:

 

[dltang]

Here is ol' No. 200 decked out for the road.

The peg extensions were an easy install.:2thumbs:

They also made using the saddlebags with a passanger possible. I m a happy Spydercamper!

Wow, that back end is loaded, be careful it doesn't fall over. But good job on your latest mod for passenger comfort. See you in a week.

 

[BRPjunkie]

Wow, that back end is loaded, be careful it doesn't fall over. But good job on your latest mod for passenger comfort. See you in a week.

:agree: I rode behind a guy with a towering sissy bar setup like that and all of a sudden it went off sideways and he lost part of the top roll bag. Don't have the same center of gravity issues as on a two wheeler, but I wouldn't want to do much hard cornering or it may become the leaning tower of Pisa.

 

[Longlegs]

I put the foot peg extensions on last weekend and I ignored the part about removing all the plastic. The only plastic I took off was the inner fender wheel well liner. It was a pretty easy install. I really like the extra support pieces that are included. I am glad I got the BRP ones for this alone. I havent seen any of the aftermarket ones with this extra support. Another function of the black support pieces is it has a hole to lower the pipe. The wife is much happier with the extensions and could even stand a little more. But now at least I can do some stuff for my comfort. Maybe risers and highway pegs?

 

[draboo]

:agree: I rode behind a guy with a towering sissy bar setup like that and all of a sudden it went off sideways and he lost part of the top roll bag. Don't have the same center of gravity issues as on a two wheeler, but I wouldn't want to do much hard cornering or it may become the leaning tower of Pisa.

Good point. I had this unit modded by my shoe repair guy with extra straps and loops for extra tiedowns Its gonna be cinched down pretty good,but keeping a watchful eye on it sure is a good idea. Whoever is the passenger at the time(thankfully we will share the driving) will be the "keeper of the suitcase"