I don't remember seeing "Mick O Pegs" discussed on this forum. Any users here? If so, what is your opinion of whether they would be usable for a "short guy" with 28" inseam?
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I don't remember seeing "Mick O Pegs" discussed on this forum. Any users here? If so, what is your opinion of whether they would be usable for a "short guy" with 28" inseam?
There has been quite a bit of discussion on the Mick O Pegs, use the search function.
I have them, its like sitting in a lazy boy chair and riding down the road. Your feet and legs are just perfect!
I really like them, they are extremely comfortable to stretch out on but my issue was when I would put my leg down at a stop (always the right leg only), my pants leg would get caught on the peg and I would start to fall. I would be able to undo the snag in time but I just did not want to chance it so I ended up going with the ergo III's. It is a quality product and wish it would have worked for me. They also have fantastic customer service!
Thank you for the "useful" response.Quote:
Originally Posted by stepbill
I am sorry that I misspoke. It was the left leg when it went down.
Right or left, doesn't really matter. I just appreciate it that you made me aware it could happen. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by stepbill
Just ordered me a set of the KA model the other day.
Anyone have any pics of them up and being used?
Thanks in advance.
How much difference are they from the Kury ergo's as far a comfort. They look like they come back a bit further.
I can see where your pants legs might get caught in them. That's not fun.
I stopped wearing shoes with laces after the laces got caught in the shifter on my FJR. I couldn't shift or put put down the kick stand, shoe was tied in tight, so I couldn't get off to fix it. Very busy road, soft sloping shoulder, I was holding the bike w/ my R leg, while my G/F got it untangled. Fall R. I was in the ditch, fall L. in the road, either way the bike would have been on top of me. Embarrassing? YES! == Macho? NO!