Additional foot Pegs (Highway)

Ha anyone put the equivalent of highway pegs on thei SP3 I have a 2000 and would be nice to have that option for long trips on the highway.

[xSpeed3x]

That's just down right disgraceful.....


Buy a HD if you want highway pegs on your bike. :-D

[97TB]

On 2005-05-28 18:14, xSpeed3x wrote:
That's just down right disgraceful.....

:chug:

[Legman]

Stay off the Highways man, you'll die of boredom.
Backroads have better corners

[crashmasterd]

What?

...and in case you didn't get that the first time,

What?

Highway pegs on a sportbike?

[HarriS]

I come from a Suzuki Bandit Forum and there over half of the guys were delighted about the idea of highway bars on a Bandit. Some even had them uke:

[Lono]

I have the 'zuki crash bars on my '01 1200 bandit and they make a decent spot to plant your feet for a few miles.... it's just nice to be able to put your feet somewhere else for a bit when you're on a long haul... I'm hoping someone comes out with some 3-point guards for the '05 S3 so I can have the option on this bike as well.

[beers2u]

Get some frame sliders. LOL. Seriously, I have them on mine and you can put a leg or two up on them for a minute or two which does help if you're on a longer ride. I'm sure it looks ridiculous... :-D

[Celt]

if you want to put your feet up why buy a speed??????

its meant for caning all the way

[kuhlka]

Get the front (by the radiator mounts) extended frame sliders from skyking and those would probably do the trick, although you'd look pretty funny with your boots kicked up in the air resting on those pegs. After riding to St. Louis and back I feel your pain. I didn't have so much trouble with my legs getting achey, but it would have been nice to adjust the footpeg location for longer trips where you won't be dragging them. I think I need a kit that'll let me adjust them back like an inch or something...