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Foot pegs
Being 200+ cm tall I'm finding that riding while standing could be better, so I'm looking for some foot pegs that are lower.
I've only found a pair from swmotech and different sites claim different lowering, anywhere from -15 to -25mm Has anyone tried these? Are there any alternatives out there? |
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Got them, and there is no more to go on with the cables :)
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I use the SW Motech pegs in the lower position and I can vouch for the fact that if you are longer of leg than average they are worth their weight in gold. They also have a much bigger platform both in width and depth. I'd thoroughly recommend them.
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I'm 183cm, but I've got gangly legs! Lower pegs = more leg room = lower knees = more weight on feet = less arse ache. It works for me. |
And no scraping when driving a bit spirited in the corners on tarmac? I have raised the rear about 4cm so hopefully won't be a problem
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Yep, never grounded a peg out since the change.
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Just to be sure, are these the ones?
http://www.motorradgarage.com.au/cat...8669e59d9a6309 I can't really see from the picture how they can be lowered Edit: Nvm! Found a better picture http://shop.sw-motech.com/cgi-bin/co...typid=65700691 |
The picture on your link shows BMW pegs.
This is where I got mine (shows and image of XTZ fitment) http://www.motohaus.com/acatalog/Footrest_Kit.html They mount in two positions standard and low, which involves fitted the peg in one of two positions (diamond shape holes) on the mounting adapter supplied with the kit. It's obvious when you've got the kit in your hands. http://shop.sw-motech.com/cosmoshop/...5152-13067.jpg |
To me -15mm doesn't sound like a lot, but hopefully they'll be bigger than the stock ones as well.
Anyway, I've ordered a set and am eagerly waiting to try them out! |
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