Passenger Pegs
#13
RE: Passenger Pegs
ORIGINAL: NL_KLX250
I wonder would they be good wheelie pegs??
ORIGINAL: deej
Yea they are kind of high, but than again I don't plan on using them myself.
Yea they are kind of high, but than again I don't plan on using them myself.
#15
RE: Passenger Pegs
I have another plan for the pegs, I'm in the process of designing saddle bag gas tanks, and they will slightly rest on a slip on subframe on the pegs. Here is a teaser picture. What I have in mind is to glue some comercial carpet onto the cans where they might rub, and also some sort of paint, although black might heat up from the sun............oh yea and an exhaust heat shield for the right side.
#18
RE: Passenger Pegs
ORIGINAL: deej
I have another plan for the pegs, I'm in the process of designing saddle bag gas tanks, and they will slightly rest on a slip on subframe on the pegs. Here is a teaser picture. What I have in mind is to glue some comercial carpet onto the cans where they might rub, and also some sort of paint, although black might heat up from the sun............oh yea and an exhaust heat shield for the right side.
I have another plan for the pegs, I'm in the process of designing saddle bag gas tanks, and they will slightly rest on a slip on subframe on the pegs. Here is a teaser picture. What I have in mind is to glue some comercial carpet onto the cans where they might rub, and also some sort of paint, although black might heat up from the sun............oh yea and an exhaust heat shield for the right side.
Just an idea.
#19
RE: Passenger Pegs
ORIGINAL: NL_KLX250
Would you have them mounted back a little further? That looks a little awkward in positioning, unless of course you had an alternate design gas can .. ?? Good idea though
Would you have them mounted back a little further? That looks a little awkward in positioning, unless of course you had an alternate design gas can .. ?? Good idea though
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