• Hi everyone,

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Cheap Foot pegs?

Still waiting for pics! Oh, I'm supposed to post those - sorry, I was supposed to do that. :)

The only fitment issue was if the new pegs are completely kicked back/up they do contact the brake lever and move it downward slightly. Given my brief ride with them, on road only, I can't say if this will be an issue. If it is, it looks like a fairly simple fix by grinding a bit off the peg bracket.

By "perfect fit" I meant that they aligned correctly and that the pins fit the holes without issue.
 
I think that may be a feature.
If you are cornering so hard that you are folding the pegs back,......... it applies the brakes. :naughty:

BTW if anyone would like to try a set of BMW Adventure pegs I am going to sell the ones I got for $40 plus shipping.
The pins do fit, the angle looks correct, but something will have to be modified to fit.

 
Ogre_fl said:
I think that may be a feature.
If you are cornering so hard that you are folding the pegs back,......... it applies the brakes. :naughty:

BTW if anyone would like to try a set of BMW Adventure pegs I am going to sell the ones I got for $40 plus shipping.
The pins do fit, the angle looks correct, but something will have to be modified to fit.

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Dang, no offense, but those look like the $8 ones I got. Can't you return them from where you bought em?
 
They are used pegs.
Yea they look like the $8 pegs, they look like the $100 pegs too and :eek: cost $200 new from BMW.
They are stainless, appear to be decent quality and stout.

I offer them here for what I paid for them.
I can probably sell them for more to the BMW 1200GS crowd.
 
I got the gs pegs and mine fit our bikes. I had to trim the lug down some. I can take a pic when I get home.
 
Here are the left side OEM and Moose Hybrid pegs side by side and end to end. Did not weigh the Moose pegs but they are substantially more substantial.DSCF3231.JPGDSCF3234.JPG
 
Thanks for the pics Scott.
Those definitely have a rear offset.:thumbsup:
More than my cheap ass wants to spend, but those are the ones I need.
 
Bumping re DRC pegs.... serious the cost that some ask ..Do they use these things at NASA???!!

Any trouble getting the moose pegs on the Terra?
 
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