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 05-06-12, 12:04
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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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05-06-12, 12:36
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05-06-12, 12:46
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Got them, and there is no more to go on with the cables
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05-06-12, 13:19
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05-06-12, 15:40
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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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05-06-12, 21:24
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06-06-12, 02:04
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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. |
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06-06-12, 12:18
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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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06-06-12, 15:03
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Yep, never grounded a peg out since the change.
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06-06-12, 22:35
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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 Last edited by tacomodo; 06-06-12 at 22:42. |
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