Passenger Pegs
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WhiskeyBent
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I too am wondering this....
BadDawg Bill
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It depends where you want to put the pegs. The stock location on my 2004 chopper was too high for my wife and she is just 5' 3" so I relocated them down to the holes in the swingarm frame. The right side hit the pipe so the only thing I needed to buy was a 1" U shaped clevis to keep the peg off the pipe. If you do this you can use any standard peg. I then relocated the turn signals to where the pegs were so I don't have any wires going through my fender to short out.
If you have a hardtail then I don't know....
If you have a hardtail then I don't know....
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WhiskeyBent
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Thanks for the reply and the pics! Seeing your turn signal setup makes me wonder if you could flip that bracket, or one like it, and possibly mount a peg to it??? I'm all about using existing holes in the bike to figure out a way to mount pegs. I'm also not beyond fabricating a couple of brackets myself and upgrading some hardware for more strength and length. I'll let you guys know if I come up with something. Thanks again!
I bought some aftermarket pegs. The left side fits fine but the right side hits the pipe. I haven't found a clevis yet that will fix this issue. I have been dragging my feet about just buying the stock setup. I'd prefer them to match my front pegs anyway. I have been trying to find a used set.
ground pounder
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I put the banded harley pegs on mine. you have to drill and tap a bolt hole in the male clevis to be able to adjust them to height. you also have to make a bushing and use spacers to center the peg. worked just fine and looks ok too!!!
toomanybikes
not enough time 4 riding
I put a set of Kuryakyn pegs and clevises on my Mastiff to clear the radius exhaust pipes
BadDawg Bill
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I flipped the brackets to put on the lights. If I didn't they would be in the passengers way. They are stock brackets.
BadDawg Bill
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You won't find a set because the pipes are too high to use the lower holes. You will need a step up clevis...
