When I bought my bike the guy gave me a couple of bolt on footpegs with it. They supposedly attach to the frame in front of the normal ones and flip down for a more relaxed position on longer rides. I think I'm going to try them, even though it's probably not such a hot idea riding with my feet that far from the controls.
Just wondering if anyone else has a similar configuration and if it's worth installing.
Cruising Pegs?
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Telesque
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The general idea for 'cruising pegs' is to use them when you're on the highway for extended periods of time- Where you won't need to shift, and most braking can be done just be letting off the throttle.
They're not something you're likely to use a whole lot in city traffic.
They're not something you're likely to use a whole lot in city traffic.
-'95 Honda VT600CD / 'Shadow VLX Deluxe'
-'84 Ruestman WTF606
"[The four stroke] cycle is basically this -SUCK, SQUEEZE, BURN, and BLOW." -Dan's Motorcycle Repair Guide.
http://www.dansmc.com/MC_repaircourse.htm
-'84 Ruestman WTF606
"[The four stroke] cycle is basically this -SUCK, SQUEEZE, BURN, and BLOW." -Dan's Motorcycle Repair Guide.
http://www.dansmc.com/MC_repaircourse.htm
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Telesque
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And when you're thirsty, do you get yourself a 'soda' or a 'pop'?BuzZz wrote:I never heard them called cruising pegs before.... always been Highway Pegs around here.
(But I think we all know the answer is neither of those 
)-'95 Honda VT600CD / 'Shadow VLX Deluxe'
-'84 Ruestman WTF606
"[The four stroke] cycle is basically this -SUCK, SQUEEZE, BURN, and BLOW." -Dan's Motorcycle Repair Guide.
http://www.dansmc.com/MC_repaircourse.htm
-'84 Ruestman WTF606
"[The four stroke] cycle is basically this -SUCK, SQUEEZE, BURN, and BLOW." -Dan's Motorcycle Repair Guide.
http://www.dansmc.com/MC_repaircourse.htm
