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  1. 07-31-09, 09:52 AM #1
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    Highway pegs with no engine guard?

    Hey all, what's the best and most affordable highway pegs we can get without having an engine guard? I saw in the pictures thread that some of you have pegs that connect to the frame. Where'd you get them?

    Thanks!
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  3. 07-31-09, 02:35 PM #2
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    You just need the kind that clamp to the frame. Pretty sure it's 1-1/4" so your possibilities are rather limitless. Check out www.phatperformanceparts.com, I've always had good luck with them.
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  4. 07-31-09, 02:52 PM #3
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    I have the Kurakyn ISO's and like them, infinitely adjustable to where ever you want them.



    http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/de...ir&model_id=46

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  5. 07-31-09, 03:39 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by JFL330 View Post
    I have the Kurakyn ISO's and like them, infinitely adjustable to where ever you want them.



    http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/de...ir&model_id=46

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    Quote Originally Posted by PORKCHOP1 View Post
    Jon,
    Where's your shifter?
    Pretty funny, from the angle I took the picture at, it is directly inline with the highway peg.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PORKCHOP1 View Post
    Jon,
    Where's your shifter?
    Haha, his is an auto.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JFL330 View Post
    Pretty funny, from the angle I took the picture at, it is directly inline with the highway peg.

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    How do you use your rear brake with those? Looks like it'd hit real quick.
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    Jon, looks like you have installed what I have been thinking of...
    How do they work in relation to the shifter & rear brake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by peregrine View Post
    Jon, looks like you have installed what I have been thinking of...
    How do they work in relation to the shifter & rear brake.
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    They do not interfere at all. In fact, very easy transition from stock pegs to highway and back. I have big feet (size 12) and have no problems. Very comfy when buring up the interstate to/from work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JFL330 View Post
    They do not interfere at all. In fact, very easy transition from stock pegs to highway and back. I have big feet (size 12) and have no problems. Very comfy when buring up the interstate to/from work.

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    Any chance you have close up pics of your pegs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Libertypilot View Post
    Any chance you have close up pics of your pegs?

    Thanks...
    Check post #3 above, if that is not close enough, let me know and I'll take some other shots.

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  16. 08-12-09, 06:52 AM #15
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    I can vouch for the Kuryakyn not interfering with the shift or brake as I have the same setup. The pegs use an offset adapter which allows you to rotate 360 to a comfortable position and thus, allowing you to set them away from the two controls. The only issue is making sure they are tighten down thoroughly.
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