Hello

[BIGLRY]

I love my Mic o pegs. Considered the ergo III but haven't been real happy in the past with any of the Kuryakan parts due to the low quality plating. Majority of the parts I put on my past wing had chrome flaking off within a year. They are cheaper, functionally fine and look pretty good until the new wears off. Just my opinion though.

I agree and why all my Kuryakyn parts(I don't use many) are either powder coated or painted before I even put them on. I think it is a toss up as to who has the worst chrome between Kuryakyn or Cobra imo.
Oh and the ergo lll in black are the bomb for me and my 36" inseam.

[ths61]

If you have a long inseam, Roadsmith makes a foot control relocation kit you might want to take a look at. It moves the pegs and foot controls forward 3" and down 1".

Congrats and enjoy your new scoot.







http://www.roadsmithtrikes.com/news/4192012/

[crossbowme]

Welcome aboard! I use the Rivco pegs - they're invisible. I had Mic O'Pegs on my GW. They worked OK but were really clunky.

[Heatnbeat]

Is anyone running those Roadsmith parts? It seems to me that 1" lower and the pegs would scrape pretty easy.

[ths61]

Is anyone running those Roadsmith parts? It seems to me that 1" lower and the pegs would scrape pretty easy.

I am not running the Roadsmith parts, but many of us are using the Kuryakyn mini-drop boards which are 3/4" lower.

Doing a quick search, both Navvet and adventurous1 have the Roadsmith comfort controls. There maybe others who have them as well.

If they don't chime in, maybe send them a PM.

[Navvet]

I am not running the Roadsmith parts, but many of us are using the Kuryakyn mini-drop boards which are 3/4" lower.

Doing a quick search, both Navvet and adventurous1 have the Roadsmith comfort controls. There maybe others who have them as well.

If they don't chime in, maybe send them a PM.

Love the Roadsmith's. Between them and ERGO II's this is the most comfortable bike I have ever had.

I am shrinking now with age but still 6'-6" with a 36"+ inseam. I use a stock seat with an AirHawk and the peg mods and can go all day long.

[JerryC]

Thanks to everyone
for all the feedback. Lots of info. I wasn't aware of some of these items, such as dropped floorboards. I delayed buying a B because due to my inseam (34") I was concerned about knee problems. But I am deliriously happy! Saturday, my first day with the scoot, I did 180 miles, most of it flying. I was impressed.
I am leaning for the Ergo 3 in black; Ultimate King seat. Need to look at those floorboards - Kuryaken and Roadsmith.

Over time, I plan on pegs, seat, driving lights, possibly floorboards and Heli bars. We are planning a 4000 mile ride this summer, through western US.

[JerryC]