Highway Pegs

[a-dub]

I'd like to find some highway pegs to use on longer rides. The controls don't bother me around town, but on long trips I'd like to be able to stretch a little more. I was looking at some universal 1-1/4" clamp pegs to mount to the frame, but I don't have engine guards. Will the pegs be funtional without engine guards or are they too close to be useful?

 

[COP RUNNER]

ON LONG RIDES I'LL PUT MY FEET ON THE PASSENGER PEGS UNDER THE ARCH OF MY FOOT & AFTER A WHILE I'LL MOVE THEM HIGHER SO THE PEG IS WHERE MY TOES ARE CONNECTED TO MY FEET & ALSO I'LL SIT UP ON THE PASSENGER SEAT & SWITCH MY FEET FROM THE FRONT PEGS TO THE PASSENGER PEGS , I'LL EVEN STAND UP FOR 20-30 SECONDS , MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE ! ... unk: ... IT GETS THE BLOOD FLOWING ! ... I HAVE A UFO SEAT & FLANDERS DRAG BARS & THEY ARE AWESOME ! ... unk:.... I JUST BOUGHT BOOTS WITH HEALS ON THEM SO I CAN HANG THEM FROM THE PASSENGER PEGS , I'LL FIND OUT TOMORROW , HOW THEY WORK ! ...unk:

 

[Nicki66]

My OEM case guards work well for a forward place to rest my feet.

 

[Lew L]

I've had Kurikian hiway pegs for years. They fold up out of the way when necessary and are very adjustable. I recently bought matching rider footpegs---- May even get passinger pegs too???

 

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I bolted on a set of COO frame sliders for protection and the double as a footrest. They aren't the greatest footrest but it at least give you a place to stretch out and rest your heels for a bit. Plus they seem to blend in visually pretty well.

 

[a-dub]

I've had Kurikian hiway pegs for years. They fold up out of the way when necessary and are very adjustable. I recently bought matching rider footpegs---- May even get passinger pegs too???

Did you clamp them to the frame? Where exactly?