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Highway Pegs
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Bob Denman
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Where'd you get that extra little "heel-rest" from?
I just put a set of Baker Built's Highway pegs on my bike (in about the same position!), and that piece looks like a possibility... :thumbup:
Where'd you get that extra little "heel-rest" from?
I just put a set of Baker Built's Highway pegs on my bike (in about the same position!), and that piece looks like a possibility... :thumbup:
JayD
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Highway Foot Pegs
Footpeg comes with heel rest. It is a Rivco product. I did have to reverse the heel rest to bring it in closer to the bike.
Footpeg comes with heel rest. It is a Rivco product. I did have to reverse the heel rest to bring it in closer to the bike.
Bob Denman
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Rivco... Thanks! :thumbup:I'll be giving them a closer look!
TexAmRider
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Modified Rivco pegs
So tech support at Rivco suggested I remove the mount hardware and bolt peg directly to the bracket to get it more in the position I needed. I did. The pictures show the before and after. I don't need the pegs to fold up. Ended up with two additional riding positions. Resting heel on floor boards or raise them to the peg only. I used a hex head bolt and washer and capped it off with a black chrome snap on. Better if you just find a 41/2" Allen head 5/16 bolt but had none available in my area. It works.
This will be nice next week when we leave for 10 day ride. :yes:
So tech support at Rivco suggested I remove the mount hardware and bolt peg directly to the bracket to get it more in the position I needed. I did. The pictures show the before and after. I don't need the pegs to fold up. Ended up with two additional riding positions. Resting heel on floor boards or raise them to the peg only. I used a hex head bolt and washer and capped it off with a black chrome snap on. Better if you just find a 41/2" Allen head 5/16 bolt but had none available in my area. It works.This will be nice next week when we leave for 10 day ride. :yes:
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