06-02-2014, 04:00 PM
06-02-2014, 09:53 PM
I bought a set of these and they are easy to put on.
I took them of after a short while, I did think that they were NOT strong enough in the rare case that you have to stand on the pegs.
I did replace them with a set of the more expensive Vario,s from Germany (Twisted Trottle)
They are much better but cost more .
At first I had the 30 mm extension but later I put the 23 mm on .
I took them of after a short while, I did think that they were NOT strong enough in the rare case that you have to stand on the pegs.
I did replace them with a set of the more expensive Vario,s from Germany (Twisted Trottle)
They are much better but cost more .
At first I had the 30 mm extension but later I put the 23 mm on .
06-02-2014, 11:49 PM
Thanks for the response on these pegs Houtman I just saw them on eBay looked pretty neat.
06-03-2014, 11:31 PM
Houtman did they give a bit more leg room, asks an old arthritic rider?
06-04-2014, 03:03 AM
Yes they give a little more legroom but if you go too low you might want to adjust gear pedal (easy) and also the brake pedal (less easy
I much more preferred the Vario ones, very easy to adjust for the kind of ride you are going to have.
Twisted roads or comfort for Interstate.
I much more preferred the Vario ones, very easy to adjust for the kind of ride you are going to have.
Twisted roads or comfort for Interstate.
06-04-2014, 03:43 AM
I like the pegs Cosmo posted because the lower the pegs without reducing ground clearance. Do the Varios do the same?
06-04-2014, 04:10 AM
Adjustable pegs that allow both a lower and more forward position are remarkably effective. Not so low as to scrape in the turns, and the forward setting provides less knee bend and more comfort.