SHOW OFF YOUR HIGHWAY PEGS!

[Buckeye_F6B]

Has anyone tried the Rivco Aero Flip out pegs?

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[seadog]

I have long legs with a 34 inch inseam and being 67 years old set them as far forward as allowed and found that to be really uncomfortable. So I took them to the first setting closest to the rear and those now are a lot more comfortable than before. I think they need to be drilled and a peg inserted from the bottom to make them easier to open with your foot because right now you either have to open them before you start your ride or reach down and open them while moving and if you don't have cruise control that would be a problem.
Also you don't want to leave them open when the bike is unattended as if it gets hit and tipped over with them open it will do major damage to the valve cover and is going to be expensive to repair.

[RickJ]

Has anyone tried the Rivco Aero Flip out pegs?

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I have them. CVonsidering how minimilistic they are, they're very comfy. The new ones have a little peg on the bottom, MUCH easier to flip out than the old ones. If you ever break one (don't ask!) they can be upgraded for 39 bucks each!! (That's the chrome)

[GNW]

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LOVE AT FIRST SITE !!!!

[Sonny]

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Very comfy for me

[blueverclear]

So I decided on the ergo 3 pegs for a couple reason. I like the idea of them being spring loaded so that they are out of the way in turns and I also like the fact that they are fully adjustable. Some pics will follow in a few days, thanks for the replies!

Grant

[Hodgey1]

So I decided on the ergo 3 pegs for a couple reason. I like the idea of them being spring loaded so that they are out of the way in turns and I also like the fact that they are fully adjustable. Some pics will follow in a few days, thanks for the replies!

Grant

I like the design and functionality of the Ergo iii's, I wish they weren't so darned expensive.