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Old Dec 19, 2015 | 12:46 PM
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Foot pegs interchangeable with other bikes? Dirt bike pegs?

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Long story short: My bike now has superbike bars and, now that I have more weight on my feet, I can't help but notice that the footpegs are very small and slippery. Not confidence-inspiring at all. I'd like to put something more like dirt bike pegs on it, but I haven't been able to figure out if they're interchangeable with any other bikes. Anyone ever done this before? Ideas?

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Old Dec 20, 2015 | 09:43 AM
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Anything is interchangeable with enough time, patience and planning.
Old Dec 20, 2015 | 11:24 AM
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I installed VFR pegs on mine because i liked the look better.

Find VTR1000 footpegs on ebay and it will most likely have an interchange chart showing all the models they fit. Then just find a set you like from the model you like.

I think i paid $6 shipped for chinese VFR pegs. They are still working great!

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Old Dec 21, 2015 | 07:11 PM
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beware of those really cheap chinese pegs. I broke one on my R6 mid-corner during a trackday. Scared the **** out of me. Same thing happened to my buddy.
Old Dec 22, 2015 | 07:30 PM
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i have buell drop pegs on my hawk
Old Dec 27, 2015 | 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by rick
beware of those really cheap chinese pegs. I broke one on my R6 mid-corner during a trackday. Scared the **** out of me. Same thing happened to my buddy.
Ha, I did the same thing on a customer's SM he wanted me to ride at the track.. I put my foot down after a little jump going into a corner, and I went to put foot back on peg and could not find pirch.... then realised i never took my foot off the peg...it broke off when I hit the landing and the foot was going to the ground for the corner anyway and I did not notice ... No more cheap chinese pegs for this guy.

I have aftermarket pegs on the SH now and hate them.. too small diameter, too slippery.. almost considering going back to stock.. or find another option
Old Dec 27, 2015 | 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by thedeatons
I installed VFR pegs on mine because i liked the look better.

Find VTR1000 footpegs on ebay and it will most likely have an interchange chart showing all the models they fit. Then just find a set you like from the model you like.

I think i paid $6 shipped for chinese VFR pegs. They are still working great!

James
James what model/ year VFR?

I have seen an ad for "Front Pedals Footrests Foot Pegs For HONDA VFR 800 1998-2006 VTR1000 1997-2005"
so guessing VFR 800?
Old Dec 27, 2015 | 07:43 AM
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Here is an aftermarket set with rubber cushions
peg manufacturers Picture - More Detailed Picture about Front Pedals Footrests Foot Pegs For HONDA VFR 800 1998 2006 VTR1000 1997 2005 Picture in Covers & Ornamental Mouldings from CHJKMOTOR | Aliexpress.com | Alibaba Group
Old Dec 27, 2015 | 07:47 AM
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And the same looking set for 1/5 the price
Front Footrests Foot Peg for HONDA CBR1100XX, CBR900RR, VFR800, CBR 600 F3, CBR 600 F4 F4I, RC51, VFR 800, VTR1000 FFPHD008-in Foot Rests from Automobiles & Motorcycles on Aliexpress.com | Alibaba Group
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Many of the ebay listings cross list vfr pegs with vtr so not sure what the difference is if the seller sees it as the same application.

I have the ones in Eriks second ad post and they have done well on cold pouring rain nights for me.
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Originally Posted by smokinjoe73
I have the ones in Eriks second ad post and they have done well on cold pouring rain nights for me.
Good enough for me, thanks

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I have the same set! They are awesome! My bike doesn't see track duty or supermoto duty, so i'm hoping they do fine

Mine have been on for about a year. You can't change the rubber, it is riveted on, unlike the oem ones which are screw on.

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Originally Posted by thedeatons
I have the same set! They are awesome! My bike doesn't see track duty or supermoto duty, so i'm hoping they do fine

Mine have been on for about a year. You can't change the rubber, it is riveted on, unlike the oem ones which are screw on.

James

can you please estimate how much lower are these pegs? I am looking the way how to lower them, and this is one of the options. I don´t want rotating ones, just solid pegs, ideally similar to stock.
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Originally Posted by Stephan
can you please estimate how much lower are these pegs? I am looking the way how to lower them, and this is one of the options. I don´t want rotating ones, just solid pegs, ideally similar to stock.
The pegs we were discussion are direct fit and replacement of slightly different design, but not lower.
I "think" the only lower option is the buell offering or Cycle Pirates 360 pegs
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Originally Posted by E.Marquez
The pegs we were discussion are direct fit and replacement of slightly different design, but not lower.
I "think" the only lower option is the buell offering or Cycle Pirates 360 pegs
these pegs are lower because stock vtr pegs have higher base, but question is how much. It will be obviously not too much :-)

There is one nice option, but pricey

http://www.knightdesignllc.com/image...etrax-600h.jpg

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Originally Posted by Stephan
these pegs are lower because stock vtr pegs have higher base, but question is how much. It will be obviously not too much :-)

There is one nice option, but pricey

http://www.knightdesignllc.com/image...etrax-600h.jpg


Fair enough thanks for the correction..
Though I must admit I can not see any difference.. So what ever it is must be minimal

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SW-MOTECH On-Road/Off-Road Footpegs for BMW Scarver 650CS '02-'06, Honda Varadero XL1000V '07-'12, CB1300/S '04-'10, CB500X '13-'15 & Triumph Speed Triple 1050i '05-'08 | TwistedThrottle.com

Much wider version, but pricy at $160
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you´re right, it is just optical, difference is minimal, if any.





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Originally Posted by E.Marquez
Fair enough thanks for the correction..
Though I must admit I can not see any difference.. So what ever it is must be minimal

I'm getting the idea I don't have the OEM foot pegs.. They have no rubber. They're just metal. I don't have a picture on hand, but they are definitely not these ones.
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Gettin those good vibrations are ya?


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Old Dec 28, 2015 | 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by thedeatons
Gettin those good vibrations are ya?


James
Sure, I guess. The vibrations don't bother me at all, they're just slippery as hell.
Old Dec 28, 2015 | 07:51 PM
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You gotta get ridda those aluminum shoe soles man... Try wearing Vans... They are super grippy

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Old Dec 29, 2015 | 05:06 PM
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I use OEM CBR600 F4I pegs and love it, less bulky look and work really well, fits perfectly!
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I will definitely go for buell pegs, seems like the best option for lowering. Thanks for reminder
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Originally Posted by Stephan
I will definitely go for buell pegs, seems like the best option for lowering. Thanks for reminder
hopefully you can find them. buell's been shut down for some time now.
i did a how to thread a while back. wow, it has 3700 views now! i hope i helped people out.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...-w-pics-18257/
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Originally Posted by finepooch
hopefully you can find them. buell's been shut down for some time now.
i did a how to thread a while back. wow, it has 3700 views now! i hope i helped people out.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...-w-pics-18257/
Seems like some pegs are still available, I've already ordered them
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Originally Posted by Stephan
Seems like some pegs are still available, I've already ordered them
oh, right on and good for you.
post up how you make out installing them and how you like them.
is there snow in your part of the world now? or are you still riding? moncton, nb, canada is snowy and my head has summertime dreams of riding in the counrtyside
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No doubt China is still making pegs for Buells


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Originally Posted by finepooch
oh, right on and good for you.
post up how you make out installing them and how you like them.
is there snow in your part of the world now? or are you still riding? moncton, nb, canada is snowy and my head has summertime dreams of riding in the counrtyside

Install will be easy, just little grind and adapter tube inside, I am really looking forward to ride with this mod :-)


I am not riding since october, hence weather was good enough, but I am not fanatic rider. Today is 1st real freeze day this winter, no snow yet :-)
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Originally Posted by thedeatons
No doubt China is still making pegs for Buells


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yes, I read they are made in taiwan, but oem buell pegs have nice smart looking :-)



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