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jb.hatch
Posted 2011-12-29 9:18 AM (#104300)
Subject: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 249
Phenix City AL.		Here is what I have come up with thus far, they mount using a longer bolt, going through the passenger floor board and mount and my mounts, you have to drill one hole in your floor board mount, whitch is behind the stock floor board mount. This is a sturdy set up, I used a 4inch extention from my mount to the full size peg, I can put my foot down, with out the extention interfering, but backing up the extention gets in the way, I did try a stepped extention, and it worked a lot better. I am working on a mounting set up that will allow the extention and peg to fold back as one unit. Any interest in the set up ? the mount itself will be around $100.00, you will have to provide your own extention and pegs, A lot of options to choose from.



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Attachments passenger mount 1.jpg (13KB - 9 downloads)
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LA Victory Rider
Posted 2011-12-29 9:27 AM (#104301 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 241
Monrovia, Ca		Yes, I wold be, if they folded up.
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Lojak
Posted 2011-12-29 9:48 AM (#104302 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 255
New Brunswick , Canada		Same here...Co-Pilot would be a happy camper )
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kevinx
Posted 2011-12-29 10:24 AM (#104303 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Visionary

Posts: 1340
Gainesville Fl Home of the Gators		Love the pajamas!!
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Tramp
Posted 2011-12-29 11:18 AM (#104304 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: RE: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 80
I have ben looking for something like this for a while. Let me know when they are available.
Thanks and Happy New Year!!!
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jb.hatch
Posted 2011-12-29 11:43 AM (#104306 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 249
Phenix City AL.		Yes the pajamas, my teenager was lounging around, so I put her to work LOL. An update, the pegs will swing in, right after I posted I went to the shop, to figure out what would look good and work, the fed ex truck pulled up with a package, with some parts I ordered, they were wrong for what I wanted them for, I set them on the bench right next to the passenger mounts, and what do you know , just what I needed. I will post pics later.
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jb.hatch
Posted 2011-12-30 11:07 AM (#104370 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 249
Phenix City AL.		passenger higway folding pegs, I have completed my project. If I make these for sale, the will have 2 1/2 inch chrome foot peg extentions, it will look cleaner than my home made extention, and work better. I still have to talk to my fab. shop, and get a price to make them, I dont have the time to make them myself. My goal is to offer the mounts for $100.00 painted, $130.00 powder coated, package with every thing but the pegs for $170.00, or the whole set up pegs included $210.00. For $300.00 I will include the front passenger mounts and pegs to match. The price sound high, but getting them made and all the stuff to complete the set up cost $$, plus the time and money to R and D. So who wants them ?

I would like to thank my wife and kids, for having patients, and letting me spend time on this project.



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Riverdawg
Posted 2011-12-30 11:37 AM (#104374 - in reply to #104370)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 160
Camas Washington		This looks like it might be the anwser for long legged pilons. My wife is 5'11" and this should help her stretch out. Can you down load the pictures on this site were they are bigger to get a better look at them
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jb.hatch
Posted 2012-01-08 6:05 PM (#105008 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 249
Phenix City AL.		almost complete. I made the extention that the long shift peg attaches too. I used the long shift peg, for the simple factor, not as bulky as a regular peg , but does the same job. You could however use any peg you want, some nice ness,advon, or some pegs some of the vendors are making.



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jb.hatch
Posted 2012-01-16 5:15 PM (#105507 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 249
Phenix City AL.		A few pics of other mounting options, the offset mounts will enable you to adjust to the position the peg where you want them, forward, back, tall, or short.



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ScoreBo
Posted 2012-09-03 10:36 AM (#122816 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: RE: Passenger highway pegs


Iron Butt

Posts: 1117
Northeast Ohio		Just got done installing the brackets and pegs. I decided to go with Rivco black pegs to blend into the black on the bike. My wife is only 5'3", so she didn't need any more extension than what the JB.Hatch bracket already provides.

I am going to put a black nut cap on the top to cover the nut. Also, another mounting option would be to tap the hole you need to drill so you can just thread the bolt through it.



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LA Victory Rider
Posted 2012-09-03 12:47 PM (#122823 - in reply to #104300)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Cruiser

Posts: 241
Monrovia, Ca		I used Testors model paint on the bolts.
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SYNSTR
Posted 2012-09-03 4:35 PM (#122840 - in reply to #104374)
Subject: Re: Passenger highway pegs


Iron Butt

Posts: 785
Mt. Vernon, WASH.		Riverdawg - 2011-12-30 9:37 AM

This looks like it might be the anwser for long legged pilons. My wife is 5'11" and this should help her stretch out. Can you down load the pictures on this site were they are bigger to get a better look at them


Just hold down 'CONTROL' on your keyboard and roll the wheel on your meece while on the picture.

Edited by SYNSTR 2012-09-03 4:37 PM
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