Highway pegs with Givi (or other) bars

[JackBurns40]

I'm having a tough time coming up with highway pegs that fit me and that fit on my Givi tip over bars. I have long legs and need something that will be lower than pegs that just clip onto the bars.

I just was looking at these from Happy Trail

http://www.happy-trail.com/Happy-Trails-Universal-Highway-Peg.aspx

Anybody tried them?

 

[klunsford]

One of the dealers here in OKC had someone build a U shaped mount that connected to the GIVI engine guards. The pegs then connected at the bottom of the U or V shape forward almost to the front of the motor area. They are very comfortable. I haven't bought a set myself, but lot's of guys with S10's have. they are at Maxey's Yamaha here in Oklahoma City.

 

[JackBurns40]

Thanks,

I have something like that from Twisted Throttle that are too high for me. I need something that gets down to close to the height of the stock pegs, but further forward.

 

[klunsford]

Might give them a call, these are well made by a gentleman who is a welder and fabricator in the Oil fields. Guy can build anything.

 

[JackBurns40]

Will do, thanks!

 

[sparkyduc]

I have a set from Maxeys, really nice quality & fold in real tight when not in use. If they don't have a set they can get some made. Ask for Chris in parts.

 

[advswede1981]

::006:: ;D

 

[JackBurns40]

I would love to see pictures. The pegs I have a fine as far as they go, I just need them much, much lower.

 

[Dogdaze]

This will work really well.

http://www.shop.motowerk.com/Highway-Pegs-Mounts-KV-HWPMT-REVB2.htm

 

[ST-venture]

Here's what I went with.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/531-168
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/530-792

 

[JackBurns40]

This is essentially the same as what I have. It doesn't work at all for me.

 

[munsterlander]

I've got long legs and these work great for me mounted on my Altrider skid plate. Yann makes great products at Enduro Guardian.
http://shop.enduroguardian.com/HWY-pegs-for-all-Adventure-bikes-HWY-1.htm

 

[ST-venture]

This is essentially the same as what I have. It doesn't work at all for me.

I usually lay my legs straight out on the pegs, then occasionally put one foot or the other on the peg for a short time. Putting my feet up on the peg does bend my knee quite a bit. But having the two different positions helps a lot.

 

[rbernie]

These work great on the Yamaha crash bars:

http://www.compacc.com/p/bikemaster-engine-guard-footpegs

If you need something with drop to them, maybe the drop version of these would help:

http://www.compacc.com/p/bikemaster-engine-guard-frame-rail-clamp-footpegs

 

[TimLaw]

This will work really well.

http://www.shop.motowerk.com/Highway-Pegs-Mounts-KV-HWPMT-REVB2.htm

The pegs are extra? I'm out.

 

[bobbar]

I've put the ht highway pegs on mine. There are many ways to adjust them. I've changed pegs and bracket position twice and am going to reset them again today. The plate they use is quite sturdy. I have 36" inseam and rest my legs on them. Did 3 hr ride with them thur and liked position only I'm concerned that the plate is coming close to touching down and could lever the bike up. That wouldn't be good! I'm going to raise them an inch today to be safe.

 

[bobbar]

Same with me on the ht pegs. Many ways to adjust positions. I've done it 3 times and got it perfect now. I was also concerned about them touching down and made a final adjustment to eliminate that possibility.