Look at these pegs
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Look at these pegs
What do you think of these pegs? I'm considering them because after I changed to the corbin seat I noticed that my feet are a little too close to my butt for comfort.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda...QQcmdZViewItem
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Re: Look at these pegs
I got the corbin gunfighter and lady, and maybe I'm dreaming it, but it seems like the seat is a little lower, and thus closer to the pegs. I Think that on a long ride although my butt wouldn't be aching my legs might be fatigued.
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So questions...does the seat feel like it keeps you off the tank better? As far as it being lower...it could be. Either way I would think that being able to change the peg position would make it more comfortable with or without the new seat.
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I can't say if it keeps me off the tank better or not, but the seat design is way more comfortable. I agree on the peg thing, and I am debating whether to try those or not. I would also like to do some Helibars or something similar.
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Well if they were $45-50 I would say try them and if you didnt like them sell them....but yeah $129...is a little different.
The reason I asked about the seat is my wife rides the SH more than I do and she always seems to hit the tank with her pelvic bone. If the weather ever clears and we can get you to come riding...would you mind her sitting on it to see if its better? Oh and how much did you spend of the seat if you dont mind me asking?
The reason I asked about the seat is my wife rides the SH more than I do and she always seems to hit the tank with her pelvic bone. If the weather ever clears and we can get you to come riding...would you mind her sitting on it to see if its better? Oh and how much did you spend of the seat if you dont mind me asking?
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That would be no problem at all, and I plan to do a lot more riding than I got to do last year. Oh, and I went ahead and put a bid on the pegs. We'll see what happens.
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Oh, I missed the end I think I paid $160-180 with the backrest. I got it so that there was somewhere to tie a pack to for longer rides. Are you on the east or west side now? I'm about 9400 and about 4400 west.
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I am an ebay *****. . .and I'm not ashamed to admit it 8) There is a guy that lives right over there with a TL1000(r or s, can't remember) that has yoshi's on it. I don't know if you've seen him, but that thing sounds sweeeeet.
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I got a set of VFR bars & had them powder coated black.
Ended up doing Vortex clipons instead.
Also have some GenMar handle bar risers I'm not using anymore.
Guess I should "eBay" them soon.
Finally got used to the riding position of the stock bars then went lower & further forward with the Vortex....still getting used to that :-)
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Man, those are NICE.
I did something similiar but cheaper:
https://www.superhawkforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=477
I did something similiar but cheaper:
https://www.superhawkforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=477
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