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highway pegs
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Cruzr Joe
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I use Lamonts NBV (No Bad Vibrations) Highway Pegs and am very happy with them.
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IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
The facetious answer, and then again really not, would be the ones that fit you best! It's little bit like asking who makes the best hamburger! I'm going to assume you mean best in terms of fit as none of them, I don't think, are going to be sturdy enough for you to stand on. You really need to just search here for the various threads about pegs because some are high, some are low, some are close in, and some are farther out. So the ones that are the best will be the ones that let your legs feel the most comfortable. That varies a lot.
As for me, I use Lamont's NBV brackets but I added my own custom extension so my legs and ankles were more comfortable. http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...eg-mounts-My-mod-for-it&highlight=lamont+pegs
Bob Denman
New member
I think that Lamont will be able to fill your needs: just be sure to pick the right model! :2thumbs:
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
Here's the options we have.
http://www.lamonstergarage.com/highway-brackets/
The NBV's are by far the most popular and we've been selling them since 2010.
The FBB give you the longest stretch but your legs are spread a little wider. Both retain the safety feature built into the BRP factory floorboards. Install is easy on both.
http://www.lamonstergarage.com/highway-brackets/
The NBV's are by far the most popular and we've been selling them since 2010.
The FBB give you the longest stretch but your legs are spread a little wider. Both retain the safety feature built into the BRP factory floorboards. Install is easy on both.
I received one short comment on Rivco highway rests. Is there anyone else out there that have these? Would appreciate any comments about them.
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Motorcycledave
Active member
Rivco makes a nice setup they work well and are strong enough to stand up on
they will hold your weight.
they will hold your weight.
Cruzr Joe
New member
I am not bashing anyone's product, but to say that you can stand up on them???? I can't see where anybody's highway pegs are strong enough to stand on. Floorboards are something else but where do they get the support for you to stand on them?? Help me out here because i was not aware of any that would be that stout.
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SpyderSteveFL
New member
The Rivco pegs do look nice but I have a question. Lamonster notes in his FBB video a competitor whose brackets sit on top of the lower black fin and will prevent the floorboard breakaway safety feature. Looking at the Rivco brackets they seem to be further in and over those fins. Do the Rivcos in fact interfere with the breakaway feature. If so that would automatically disqualify them for me no matter how nice. Not trying to start a brand war or anything - I am new and just looking for good, safe products that don't compromise on built in safety, regardless of brand, sponsorship, etc.
JayBros
Well-known member
Right on the money! I for one am just not suited to them at all. Having my legs splayed out like they would be with all the sets I've seen makes me feel like I'm headed for some king of medieval torture machine. Most important, my old bones are supremely comfortable with my feet just positioned as far forward on the floorboards as they can go.
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