Hiway pegs

[Jdhuff]

I need some advice on some hiway pegs. What kind of crash bars would accommodate some cheap clamp on pegs. I'm new to the forum and have a s10 with 800 miles on it

 

[sportsguy]

First off, welcome to the forum! Congrats on the new whip!

Now, just say no to highway pegs - full stop...

'Course, I'm kidding - in fact, while not my choice, I hear they're comfy.

I also think that almost any crash bars would enable you to mount up pegs.

Very shortly you will get a metric crap ton of responses, and pictures if you ask nicely, that'll help you decide.

In the meantime, if you poke around her eon your own, you'll come across examples that can fill the time until people actually answer.

 

[jonkertb]

I've got the SW Motec bars installed and put a cheap pair of pegs on them. Works fine to give these old knees another position before the bladder screams STOP

 

[rem]

Welcome on, jdhuff from Mississippi. When you get the chance, please post under Member Intros so more of the members will recognize you as a new member. Congrats on the bike. I can't help you with the highway pegs question, but I'm sure there are some of us here who use them. ::004:: to the Forum. R. ::022::

 

[Tippo]

I don't see a need for highway pegs on the Super Ten. When I feel a cramp coming on I stand up for a while. Very refreshing. Up to about 65 mph anyway.

Jeff

 

[Tremor38]

I don't see a need for highway pegs on the Super Ten. When I feel a cramp coming on I stand up for a while. Very refreshing. Up to about 65 mph anyway.

Jeff

That's my trick. Cools the body and relieves the ass cheeks all in one motion. O0

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