Looking for ideas - Foot rest on top of crash bar

[DarkSideR]

I have foot pegs. I have highway pegs mounted on the side of the crash bar. I found for the long hauls that if I put my feet on top of the crash bar in near the radiator that offers some relief.

Problem is I can't seem to find what I am looking for on the internet. And so I am turning to the tech crowd here for help, and ideas.

As crudely illustrated in the picture I marked in Red where I would like to foot rest to reside on top of the crash bar. Please respond if you have pegs that work here, or if you have any useful ideas. Thank you much.

[trout dude]

what about these





pm me thanks Dennis AKA Trout Dude

[98valk]

not my listing but these pegs fit on top. remember the bars are off set front to rear due to the off set cylinders
http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,80729.0.html

[Jess from VA]

Kuryakyn sells some offsets that you can put on top the guards, using your current Hwy pegs.

Called right angle cruise mounts (offsets).  #4507

I think you will need one inch clamps up top.  

You need the offsets and one inch clamps, and reuse your pegs.  Obviously, you can slide the clamps as far inboard to the guard mounts as they will allow.  Dually pegs might interfere with the guard if directly over the guard bar, unless you flatten them out, angle-wise.

http://www.amazon.com/Kuryakyn-4507-Right-Angle-Mount/dp/B0050DCHTE

It's not clear if these on Amazon come with the small iso pegs in the picture or not.  You could use your duallys, or small isos, but don't get large iso pegs (they are huge and intended for control foot pegs).



I have 4050s with duallys and a set like you have on the guards with small isos (on two bikes), and I like to lay my boots over top of them from time to time to stretch out.  I find it much more comfortable on my Achilles tendons laying them over the fatter duallys than across the small iso pegs.

 

[DarkSideR]

I think I have found a pair I like. Kuryakyn part #4517. They are the short mounts and short pegs.  If I mount them tight close to the frame I think they will be right where I want them.  Thanks for everyone's help.
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/kuryakyn-right-angle-cruise-mounts-with-iso-footpegs?utm_source=product&kwd=&gclid=Cj0KEQjw35-vBRD3qKz8hPezlIIBEiQAOeKNrp8eDqJjb9TDcOQ6dU31mudQeaTaFU2YVzvfsW7HHu8aAgJT8P8HAQ&kpid=1001041