I just installed my Pegs I waited for 2 months to get will try to post picture, wrote them back and sent picture,
will see how they respond !Attachment 2620
I just installed my Pegs I waited for 2 months to get will try to post picture, wrote them back and sent picture,
will see how they respond !Attachment 2620
Had mine for a few months and yes in certain lighting they are purple color.
Ride it like you stole it
That sucks. I'm going to have to take a closer look at mine tomorrow.
The alternative would be the Kurys. However, if my Kury Mini Boards are any example, the black paint will seem to flake off at high speed, like over 55 or so. The bottoms and edges of my boards are starting to look like I've been after them with a tack hammer. And I'm not on gravel roads.
I installed mine back in the mid summer.It was the first production batches. Yep, it was visibly purple. I mentioned it here as soon as I installed them. I don't really notice them now but after shelling out the cash, I did expect perfection.
That what I get for having expectations...
Not that it shouldn't have been right in the first place, because it should have been, but has anyone looked into what it might cost to have theirs powder coated black?
Last time I checked with a local powder coating company about something I seem to recall it being fairly reasonable.
*Caveat - I have no idea how much the pegs were to begin with, but if functionally they rock and the only issue is the purple hue then maybe it's worth the extra bucks.
We chose to have the pegs anodized over powder coating because we feel that it is more durable. We asked them to try to match the valve covers as close as possible. Until yesterday, I only saw one other comment about the purple tint. We pulled 6 sets out of inventory and tried to duplicate the purple color. We didn't see any purple but did notice that the color changed in different lights.
We contacted the company that does our anodizing and asked them if there is anything that they would recommend. The only thing that we can think of would be to make them more glossy but that isn't going to match the valve covers. Since anodizing is a chemical process, it is hard to get the exact result every time. I will update everyone as soon as we hear back from the anodizing company.
John