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Author Topic: Footpeg Relocator Adaptors  (Read 3912 times)

rayivers

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Re: Footpeg Relocator Adaptors
« Reply #15 on: July 04, 2017, 08:43:11 PM »

OK, thanks! I have some primer here from the same paint manufacturer (Dupli-Color), I'll try that.

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Keith

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Re: Footpeg Relocator Adaptors
« Reply #16 on: July 05, 2017, 09:20:19 PM »

I might do the peg relocation myself someday. I don't really mind where they are, but the front wheel has always felt too heavy so getting the pegs back some would probably be better. I've also had some complaints about the aggressive pegs. The teeth have actually broken on the brake side from hitting the bolt (I fall down a lot!). And I hadn't noticed but yes the left side hits the frame, barely noticeable compared to my boot wear that took off the anodize long ago. The big thing is how much they hurt if they hit your shin bone! A LOT doesn't even come close. I always ride with knee guards now because I have scars to remind me, and my next pair of boots will be taller. On the plus side I have never had a boot slip off, they do work.
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Re: Footpeg Relocator Adaptors
« Reply #17 on: March 30, 2021, 11:06:23 PM »

Hello,

I recently bought a Zero FX and am 193 cm tall. Also looking for a higher seat and lowering my pegs.
Can somebody maybe provide me with the digital technical drawings of these very nice looking adaptors?

Cheers from the Netherlands,
Geert
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