Cruising Pegs

[Mallett]

When I ride I usually ride a long way. I have two sets cruising pegs installed on my Valk. Anyone else tried this?

[Jess from VA]

I have those two sets/locations on two different bikes, one each is enough for me.

[Rams]

Yeppers, I've got a set of Kury's on the front crash bars and a set of Mick 0 Pegs on the bottom rail.  I've got a bad knee an need to change riding/leg positions frequently but, I have to be honest, I love to Mick 0 Pegs best.  Puts everything in a more natural position.   

[PharmBoy]

+1 on the Mick O Pegs...Jim 

[judd]

Yup, cept they're both mounted to the lower bar and I straddle them (heal and toe) for a floor board like effect most times ...............Very comfy and rarely ever use the stock position, in fact only to brake when neccessary as I have an electric shifter as well. 

[Dr Bobs Patient]

When I ride I usually ride a long way. I have two sets cruising pegs installed on my Valk. Anyone else tried this?

I couldn't reach either one fo those setups with my 28" inseam.  I'm a short legged bugger and will have to go with Mick o Pegs like I did on my GW.  But it looks nice for you long legged folks.

DBP

[BIG--T]

When I ride I usually ride a long way. I have two sets cruising pegs installed on my Valk. Anyone else tried this?

I couldn't reach either one fo those setups with my 28" inseam.  I'm a short legged bugger and will have to go with Mick o Pegs like I did on my GW.  But it looks nice for you long legged folks.

DBP

I don't know how long legged they are. My legs would hurt with them that close. I have Jury ISO boards that go 5" foward past the engine guard. 

[BIG--T]

Yup, cept they're both mounted to the lower bar and I straddle them (heal and toe) for a floor board like effect most times ...............Very comfy and rarely ever use the stock position, in fact only to brake when neccessary as I have an electric shifter as well. 

I learn something new every day. Where can I find an electric shift? That just what I need!

[judd]

Yup, cept they're both mounted to the lower bar and I straddle them (heal and toe) for a floor board like effect most times ...............Very comfy and rarely ever use the stock position, in fact only to brake when neccessary as I have an electric shifter as well. 

I learn something new every day. Where can I find an electric shift? That just what I need!

Here ya go http://www.kliktronic.co.uk/ Check distributors they are available out of Florida

[BIG--T]

Thanks!

[henry 008]

Yup, cept they're both mounted to the lower bar and I straddle them (heal and toe) for a floor board like effect most times ...............Very comfy and rarely ever use the stock position, in fact only to brake when neccessary as I have an electric shifter as well. 

doesnt that top pic look like "mikey" from the Men In Black?       that alien that was caught crossing the mexican border