Rumbux crash bars highway pegs

Shuter

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Yes, I have a Kuryakn setup on my Rumbux bars. Got the info and idea initially from the ever-helpful EricV on this forum. I called Kuryakn directly before finalizing things to make sure all would work together. Their stuff is a bit complicated to work through, in terms of which parts work with each other. The only chrome piece was the clamps, since they don't make the correct size in black...oh well. Pics are attached and part numbers listed below. Don't believe I'm supposed to put Amazon links on the forum, but all three components are available on Amazon, so a quick search will bring them up. Total cost for the setup is about $240. I like them pretty well. The angle isn't perfect, and the left sits a tad lower than the right, because of the difference from left to right in the crash bars. Still, they do what they're supposed to, which is to give you a break on a long ride. Overall, I'm happy with them. Here are the 3 items:

Kuryakn 1002 Magnum Quick Clamps, 1" chrome
Kuryakn 7571 Longhorn Offset Footpeg Mounts (these come with 1.25" black clamps which must be switched out with the 1002 clamps above)
Kuryakn 7562 Trident Dually ISO Pegs with male mount adapters
Yamaha S10 highway pegs 1.JPGYamaha S10 highway pegs 2.JPGYamaha S10 highway pegs 3.JPGYamaha S10 highway pegs 4.JPG
 

EricV

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If you don't mind chrome - Kuryakyn 1" Longhorn mounts Then pick your style of HD type footpegs from ebay or amazon or your local HD dealer.

Note, do NOT buy the ebay copies in black of the Kuryakyn long horn mounts. They are aluminum alloy and will break much more easily. Also I found them very difficulty to get tight/secure enough to not spin on the bar when using.

Another possibility, though I have not tried these. LINK
 

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Good point, Eric. I wanted the black Longhorns, so had to order separate clamps...a more expensive alternative to get black arms.
 

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Good point, Eric. I wanted the black Longhorns, so had to order separate clamps...a more expensive alternative to get black arms.
I really wish K would offer the whole kit in black for 1" clamps. That would be too easy. :D I go cheap when it's function over form. But the Kuryakyn stuff is well made. Just remember to use loctite blue on every fastener!!
 

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Ended up ordering some cheapo bike masters for now, I've actually found for the most part I can just stick my boots on the lower guards for a few minutes and I'm good for a while. Just isn't going to be the best solution in the summer.
 
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