Is there a lower foot peg for the passenger foot peg assembly for F3L

[old Timer]

I have removed the folding flat foot plate for the rear passenger. would like some sort of foot peg that is lower than the folding plate-like affair that would make it easier to mount up and swing my leg over.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Peter Aawen]

Have you looked at/considered Lamonster's 'Third Peg' for the F3's that's intended to make mounting easier?

https://www.lamonstergarage.com/can-am-spyder-f3-stock-caps-third-peg-lamonster/

 

[MNBK]

My wife put the third peg on from LaMonster and she can now get on her F3L much easier. She has had both hips replaced and without the third peg she was having a very difficult time getting on her F3L.

Well worth the $.

 

[cjr00]

Another vote for Lamonster's 3rd peg. Put them on my F3L, made it so much easier to get on and off.

 

[Isopedella]

3rd peg all the way. :thumbup:

It was getting off that I struggled with.
On with the rear plates, off with peg for me.

 

[Haze]

Enabled Ryder Floorboards

I built 3rd pegs for my F3T and was pleased with the improvement in mounting and dismounting - until
I installed Ultimate Floorboards. Now mounting and dismounting is WONDERFULLY easy.
I cannot recommend the Ultimate Floorboards highly enough for us enabled ryders.

 

[hut1]

Another :thumbup: for the third peg. I love the form and function, especially with the IPS frame covers.

 

[al0vely]

+1 for the third peg … that was one of the first mods I did on my 2016 F3L

 

[JKMSPYDER]

I also have the 3rd peg from Lamonster Garage. One of the best options I bought for my F3S. I installed it myself.

 

[old Timer]

Thanks everyone, looks to be the ticket. :thumbup:

 

[Isopedella]

Thats the story.

When I fitted mine I wished to ensure it was tight enough to do the job but not up there in the stripping threads area.

Some suggest. Just do it up. I torqued mine.

I did a thread on it if it helps ya.

https://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?153416-Third-peg-frame-bolt-torque

 

[old Timer]

Thanks Guys, ordered from Lamonster, easy peasy. :thumbup:

I have a torque Wrench and thread chasers, looking forward to installing it.

This is definitely one of the better forums out there.

 

[Isopedella]

Thanks Guys, ordered from Lamonster, easy peasy. :thumbup:

I have a torque Wrench and thread chasers, looking forward to installing it.

This is definitely one of the better forums out there.

Good stuff. Onya. :thumbup:

Like many i'm under no time pressure when wrenching in my shed, not on anybody's clock, cept wondering when the Mrs is going to pop out with that a cuppa tea.

Not at all worried if I have to stop and attend to something else. No Problemo. I turn off the light and shut the door.

Re the better forums. :thumbup:

While some posts on wrenching are on the money and best SOP there are some that could be improved on.
Bit rip and bust... what's next for me. Not by any means the best advice at all. Torques?... Pifft.. and so on.

Ya have to be able to sort the Wheat from the Chaff.

I do get questioned and get the Borax biffed in my direction from time to time by the that'll-do Rip and Bust Brigade.

 

[old Timer]

I am really enjoying my new to me F3 L, thanks again Russ.

Lamont's 3rd foot peg has really solved the mounting and dismounting issues.

After about a 200 mile ride up in the mountains, snug as a Bug in a Rug with all its friends in the little shop behind the House.

BTW, 106F outside when I took this pic, but in the 70's up in the Mountains on the ride.