[Garemlin]

Some of you may have seen my post on the FB group. Saw these down at Delmarva Bike Week. Awesome idea. I sat on their demo bike and they are comfortable. They adjust forward and back four positions. They had them set all the way forward which was a little reach for me. But set further back and they would be fine. I asked and they said they work fine with lowers.

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[r_einan]

Interesting idea; not sure if they would be comfortable unless I had a chance to try them out. I would also be concerned with cornering clearance, as well as fitment with lower fairings.

 

[Garemlin]

Interesting idea; not sure if they would be comfortable unless I had a chance to try them out. I would also be concerned with cornering clearance, as well as fitment with lower fairings.

They said they work just fine with lowers. They were getting ready to install a set on a RG Ultra when I was at their booth.

As far as cornering, you are gonna hit the bracket long before you hit anywhere else. In the chance that you are going low enough to touch the peg they do fold upwards.

 

[mmfinn]

Those are interesting. Would love to read some reviews on them since I usually don't want to be the first to try them out.

 

[saltysailor]

I dig them. For some of us shorter riders (5'8") they may work out a bit better than the traditional hwy pegs (I have).

 

[Bud Light]

I had something similar on my Fat Boy. Mark IVs by Kuryakan. Worked well for me, but I like highway pegs low so I have four or five foot positions. Gives a bike a much more stripped down look, has a bit of protection if bike is dropped, and I did scrape the pegs one in awhile, but it was a Softail.