Triumphrat

jimmyj900 · 06-07-2005

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Hey rodmo, the highway pegs I have used to be offered by Triumph.

I think Baxter Cycle in Iowa sells peg mounts like that. Check www.baxtercycle.com for the phone number and give them a call.

They're good folks to deal with and quite prompt.

Jim

parrycm · 06-07-2005

Rigby...

I think the pegs on your bike are not actually Triumph factory items per se, but were actually manuf'd & offered by your local Triumph dealer there in Houston.

I can never remember their name but I'm sure anyone who is interested could find them through the dealer locator. I called 'em once and they were about $220 IIRC.

Roadglide · 06-08-2005

I got mine at Great Bay for my Bonnie.
They are very sturdy, look really good and provide some engine protection in case of a tip.

Rat-Sass · 06-09-2005

I have the Ma's engine guard and Kuryakin pegs on the Legend and think they're great. (The weird angle of the pegs is my doing and has nothing to do with the fit of the equipment. I keep them raked back a bit because I like the way it catches the boot sole and because I'm only 5'6".)
I do remember the installation was a bit, erm, interesting- mostly because the other person involved pulled the suspension bolt before I realized what they were doing. Learn from somebody else's fun and make sure you support the bike before that bolt comes out- it took three spare tires and the world's most precarious use of a pit bull to replace it.

-Stephanie

jimmyj900 · 06-09-2005

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have the Ma's engine guard and Kuryakin pegs on the Legend and think they're great. (The weird angle of the pegs is my doing and has nothing to do with the fit of the equipment. I keep them raked back a bit because I like the way it catches the boot sole and because I'm only 5'6".)

Same setup, but I don't have the pegs angled back as much.

Jim