Highway pegs

[wilbur-t]

I have just ordered the Rivco Engie Bars, and was wondering if anyone out there had put on a set of highway pegs? Would have to be adjustable like the Kuryukan right angle mounts to stay perpendicular to the ground?

[Aussiebikerdave]

Vonbond's has them

[ejmoment]

I've got the Rivco's and Kuryakan off-set mount pegs.

[vonbonds]

I got my highway peg kit from Rivco. It is the kit meant for a Gold Wing.

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[Ugarte]

The kuryakyn offset pegs will work just fine bolted to the Rivco bars.

Keep in mind though that putting the pegs too high just increases the pressure on your tailbone. You can get a real nice stretch if you just place your heel on the floorboards and toes on the highway pegs, and no extra tailbone pressure. A backrest helps a lot when doing the lazy boy cruise.

[sbljr]

On 2006-02-03 12:38, wilbur-t wrote:
I have just ordered the Rivco Engie Bars, and was wondering if anyone out there had put on a set of highway pegs? Would have to be adjustable like the Kuryukan right angle mounts to stay perpendicular to the ground?

I have the standard Kuryakyn mounts with their Iso-pegs and if you turn them in towards the bike a tad instead of straight, the pegs will hang just right for your feet (well, at least for my dogs can't say for sure about yours).