2014 FE 511 Footpegs

Guys - got the $50 pegs - bottom line - FANTASTIC!

I took some detailed pictures and will post when I have a few spare mins. The quality looks pretty darn good. If I paid $120-150 I would have been satisfied. But, I didnt - I paid $50 shipped! Weight was 6 oz per peg with steel peg inserts.

Fit is spot on. Whatever Italian engineer designed a bike that the whole brake lever assembly has to come off to change a footpeg should be hung! Install was a no-brainer (sans the brake lever). My only concern is that if fully deflected, they get hung on my Hyde skidplate - but the stockers did that too - so not a big deal.

Time will tell of course, but so far very pleased. I will take a stab in the dark these came from China. They machined a "R" and "L" in a font that is almost always unique to China. Quality of the aluminum? Hard to say - but the machining looks quite good. Pins are standard too and the leftovers from my Fastways appear to fit.

I wanted to do a quick update as I finally got around to some spring maintenance. The yard may not be ready, but my 449 is!

I have to tell you, these little footpegs are quite nice. I took some close up pics so you can see what you get for your $50 (shipped). Overall, I could not be more pleased. I actually got some time on the bike this weekend and they are worlds better than the stock pegs. I have my first good dirt thrashing in two weeks.

Those are damned nice for the price? It makes you wonder how anyone could make any money doing a pair of those for $50.00.

They are nice, bout for the price may very well be Chinese ?

I had a set of those. Keep an eye on the pins, I had several fall out. Also when I layed the bike down I found some of them contacted the frame. I just installed some Apico pegs from the UK. They are nice but I had to do a little grinding to clear the kickstarter.

First ride one came out - I put red locktite on and none came out after several hundred miles offroad now. I have thrashed them on the rocks quite well and they are holding up perfectly.

They are pegs - not exactly something the Chinese cannot make. I dare to guess how many other of my Husky parts were from China...things probably way more complex than a hung of aluminum!