FS: Cycle Pirates 360 adjustable footpegs
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FS: Cycle Pirates 360 adjustable footpegs
I picked up a set of Cycle Pirates 360 adjustable footpegs from a fellow member here a while back and never got around to mounting them, and likely never will, so I thought I would offer them up here.
As you an see here (CyclePirates.com - HondaVTR1000), this complete set-up sells for about $130. Will sell them for what I paid, $75 plus shipping.
thanks for looking
As you an see here (CyclePirates.com - HondaVTR1000), this complete set-up sells for about $130. Will sell them for what I paid, $75 plus shipping.
thanks for looking
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Not I.... I bought them some time ago from a fellow forum member (forget whom, though it can likely be easily found with a search). I never mounted them but can tell you they are very nicely done (quality bits) and offer many possible positions for those who have different callings for their VTR (ie. low and forward for touring, high and back for track days,....)......
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I have a set on mine, been in use for about four years. I like them as a much better option than the Buell footpeg replacement. They drop about 1" and in addition have much more adjustability, ("360") are fairly well made, and they look good too.
The only thing that may be a drawback is they place your feet out about 1/2" due to the design. For me, its worth it. Here is a pic.
The only thing that may be a drawback is they place your feet out about 1/2" due to the design. For me, its worth it. Here is a pic.
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thanks for the pic
P.S. Loosen the retaining screw, rotate your shifter arm 2 splines CCW on the shaft and you'll get better shifting with a shorter throe... 3 minutes of effort.....
P.S. Loosen the retaining screw, rotate your shifter arm 2 splines CCW on the shaft and you'll get better shifting with a shorter throe... 3 minutes of effort.....
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nope, original packages though.... no instructions needed.... if you can replace a spark plug (even if you can't), these will be easy to master...no anti-matter or black magic involved, lol
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I have a set on mine, been in use for about four years. I like them as a much better option than the Buell footpeg replacement. They drop about 1" and in addition have much more adjustability, ("360") are fairly well made, and they look good too.
The only thing that may be a drawback is they place your feet out about 1/2" due to the design. For me, its worth it. Here is a pic.
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The only thing that may be a drawback is they place your feet out about 1/2" due to the design. For me, its worth it. Here is a pic.
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