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Dotetcher
Topic says it all. Any aftermarket pegs or mods done to lower pillions feet? Other than sitting on a phone book.

Thanks all.

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rcskisfast
I added Buell footpegs and beadrider cover, it helped me alot. Remember if you raise your butt off the seat you are farther away from the handlebars. I raised the handlebars so that they are 1/4" above the tubes also changed the angle on the bars so at steering lock the grip barely touches the tank. I find that a very comfortable postion for my 6' 2" body. Ibprouphren for long rides helps. The part # for the Buell pegs can be found if you search this site under Buell pegs. There alot of guys using Dave's lowering brackets which you can find if you search this site. Hope this info helps. Ron
Keith
DavesXX01 was going to take a look at ways to lower the pillion pegs, but I haven't seen anything
on that in quite a while and frankly, given the mess he's having to deal with on the rider peg lowering
brackets, I doubt he'll venture into the pillion bracket design/manufacturing business... nono.gif
Hobicus
It's on my list of stuff to do, to come up with something.

Sounds like a good weekend project, then I have to get the machine shop to make them.

Hmmmm eusa_think.gif
Keith
QUOTE(Hobicus @ Apr 8 2010, 05:54 AM) *
It's on my list of stuff to do, to come up with something.


My wife would be forever in your debt if you can come up with something. evilgrin.gif
Para045
QUOTE(Keith @ Apr 8 2010, 11:12 PM) *
QUOTE(Hobicus @ Apr 8 2010, 05:54 AM) *
It's on my list of stuff to do, to come up with something.


My wife would be forever in your debt if you can come up with something. evilgrin.gif



+1 Though saying that I took the missus out on a ride up into the hills last week (~100km/60mi) and when we got off I asked her how her feet were as she usually got sore feet after a while and she was surprised that she hadn't even noticed the pegs and her feet felt good icon_surprised.gif
Then I showed her that I had fitted the ST passenger pegs, seemed to help a bit icon_biggrin.gif
The ST pegs are longer, nearly twice as wide and rubber covered so obviously made a huge difference icon_wink.gif
Still if some sort of lowering block was made up I would look at that as well due to her still finding the knee position a little cramped eusa_think.gif I will get the seat redone with more padding at some time also which will help eusa_think.gif

Motorcycle Larry does brackets for the ST's but I think they would be too low and foul the std exhausts eusa_wall.gif



Also just noticed THESE eusa_think.gif
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