Triumphrat

NeilD

anyone know if they're available seperatly, or do I need to buy a whole peg ??

Slinky

You have to buy the whole peg, at about 45 quid a side! That's Triumph prices for you.

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'98 Thunderbird since 2002, '09 Bonneville SE since 2009

buckoz

$145.00 aussie dollars thats our importer for you

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what do people do who dont ride bikes ????

Slinky

Man that is practically theft!

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'98 Thunderbird since 2002, '09 Bonneville SE since 2009

NeilD

you're having a larf!!! or someone is... I did suspect it was the case as I tried to turn the rubbers round earlier and they didnt budge, so assume moulded on.. glad I asked here first so I didnt keel over in the dealers!!!

tommyturbo2

I'm trying to figure out a way to use the old Triumph footpeg rubbers on a TBS. I'll post my results later. tturbo2

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NeilD

thats what I was hoping to do, but didnt want to destroy my still usable one to find out whats under the rubber..

Shadowofleaves

United Cutlery used to make a replica of the US 1918 "brass knuckle" trench knife. Last time I checked, they ran around $20 US each. I have one (and I'm looking for another) so I can rob the handles to make a custom set of pegs for my 01 T-bird. I remember back in the seventies that some bikers used these on their kick starters. They didn't hold up to being kicked very well because they were brass, but for a stationary foot peg I figure that they would work quite well. Just my thoughts on the subject.

maj den

neil,
if you just need rubbers, try:

ebay
steadfast cycles

regards,

maj den