Triumphrat

12-09-2003

hey, i just order my new 04 tiger. waiting for the phone call saying its crossed the ocean anyday now. any good suggestions out there for hi-way pegs? i'm gonna have to have them eventually . . .

12-09-2003

hey, i just order my new 04 tiger. waiting for the phone call saying its crossed the ocean anyday now. any good suggestions out there for hi-way pegs? i'm gonna have to have them eventually . . .

12-09-2003

hey, i just order my new 04 tiger. waiting for the phone call saying its crossed the ocean anyday now. any good suggestions out there for hi-way pegs? i'm gonna have to have them eventually . . .

robbie · 12-10-2003

Hi Wdkng

It is a bit difficult to fit Hi way pegs to the Tiger as there is no front frame loop.
the best atempt I have seen uses Tunder bike crash bars with pegs attached to them have a look on their site or Ive seen some photos on Triumph-tiger dot com
being a short arse i find the tiger comfortable as standard and there arn't any Hi ways over here.

Welcome to the mad house. you will enjoy the tiger

[ This message was edited by: robbie on 2003-12-10 03:54 ]

robbie · 12-10-2003

Hi Wdkng

It is a bit difficult to fit Hi way pegs to the Tiger as there is no front frame loop.
the best atempt I have seen uses Tunder bike crash bars with pegs attached to them have a look on their site or Ive seen some photos on Triumph-tiger dot com
being a short arse i find the tiger comfortable as standard and there arn't any Hi ways over here.

Welcome to the mad house. you will enjoy the tiger

[ This message was edited by: robbie on 2003-12-10 03:54 ]

robbie · 12-10-2003

Hi Wdkng

It is a bit difficult to fit Hi way pegs to the Tiger as there is no front frame loop.
the best atempt I have seen uses Tunder bike crash bars with pegs attached to them have a look on their site or Ive seen some photos on Triumph-tiger dot com
being a short arse i find the tiger comfortable as standard and there arn't any Hi ways over here.

Welcome to the mad house. you will enjoy the tiger

[ This message was edited by: robbie on 2003-12-10 03:54 ]

blacktiger · 12-10-2003

I've seen the TB hi-way pegs and tried to place my feet in that position whilst riding. I found it bloody uncomfortable.
You won't need them. The Tiger is extremely comfy as it is. Just get the gel seat instead and you'll have all day comfort.

blacktiger · 12-10-2003

I've seen the TB hi-way pegs and tried to place my feet in that position whilst riding. I found it bloody uncomfortable.
You won't need them. The Tiger is extremely comfy as it is. Just get the gel seat instead and you'll have all day comfort.

blacktiger · 12-10-2003

I've seen the TB hi-way pegs and tried to place my feet in that position whilst riding. I found it bloody uncomfortable.
You won't need them. The Tiger is extremely comfy as it is. Just get the gel seat instead and you'll have all day comfort.

12-12-2003

thanks for info. you might not have hiways 'cross the pond, but you do have the isle of mann . . . personally i've been riding most of my "life" (since i got my licenseand some before then) with hi-way pegs i'll pry miss them. i've been riding more cruiser styled bikes so far, so the tiger is a whole new ball game for me.

checked out the TB bars today though on the net. i can't say as i'd personally put them on. guess i'll have to put five years of an engineering degree to use and come up with something. once i get a patent i'll let the rest of the world buy them from me

do you guys like the gel seat? everything i've seen says the stock seat ain't worth a hoot, so i know i'll have to upgrade. currently got a corbin saddle on my magna, so i really like what they do, but the corbin costs twice as much . . . ouch.