riser plates for stock pegs no use
#1
05-08-2008, 11:54 AM
riser plates for stock pegs no use
I got these
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Riser...em380003915953
'cause I thought they'll increase bike lean angle... but they dont! The difference in peg height with and without this is within half inch
and they protrude out by half inch due to the riser plate thickness so that'll reduce any gain in lean angle. So all that you get really is the peg moves back a little
Not worth modifying my gear-shift linkage for! anybody want them?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Riser...em380003915953
'cause I thought they'll increase bike lean angle... but they dont! The difference in peg height with and without this is within half inch
and they protrude out by half inch due to the riser plate thickness so that'll reduce any gain in lean angle. So all that you get really is the peg moves back a little Not worth modifying my gear-shift linkage for! anybody want them?
#2
05-08-2008, 12:56 PM
RE: riser plates for stock pegs no use
they worked well for me!!! but yeah, its obvious that they are not the advertised 1"/1"...what are you saying? youre still scraping pegs? i stopped scraping after adding them on...maybe you need to change your form?
but i have been planning to get those generic adj rearsets that are floating out there now...
but i have been planning to get those generic adj rearsets that are floating out there now...
#3
05-08-2008, 01:11 PM
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RE: riser plates for stock pegs no use
get your *** off the seat n shift your weight and you wouldn't need em no how. I got em on mine, more for comfort than ground clearance as I stop scaping pegs when I started working on using correct form.
And mine came with an extention for the gear shift linkage, nothing to modify. Had it all installed in 15minutes.
And mine came with an extention for the gear shift linkage, nothing to modify. Had it all installed in 15minutes.
#4
05-08-2008, 06:02 PM
RE: riser plates for stock pegs no use
ORIGINAL: PlayfulGod
get your *** off the seat n shift your weight and you wouldn't need em no how. I got em on mine, more for comfort than ground clearance as I stop scaping pegs when I started working on using correct form.
And mine came with an extention for the gear shift linkage, nothing to modify. Had it all installed in 15minutes.
get your *** off the seat n shift your weight and you wouldn't need em no how. I got em on mine, more for comfort than ground clearance as I stop scaping pegs when I started working on using correct form.
And mine came with an extention for the gear shift linkage, nothing to modify. Had it all installed in 15minutes.
#5
05-08-2008, 06:04 PM
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RE: riser plates for stock pegs no use
ORIGINAL: kneepuck oo envy
ditto...came with the extension; took less than 10 minutes...i have a feeling its your "chips/chp" form...no offense to you personally...
ORIGINAL: PlayfulGod
get your *** off the seat n shift your weight and you wouldn't need em no how. I got em on mine, more for comfort than ground clearance as I stop scaping pegs when I started working on using correct form.
And mine came with an extention for the gear shift linkage, nothing to modify. Had it all installed in 15minutes.
get your *** off the seat n shift your weight and you wouldn't need em no how. I got em on mine, more for comfort than ground clearance as I stop scaping pegs when I started working on using correct form.
And mine came with an extention for the gear shift linkage, nothing to modify. Had it all installed in 15minutes.
#6
05-08-2008, 06:39 PM
Senior Member
#7
05-08-2008, 07:43 PM
RE: riser plates for stock pegs no use
ORIGINAL: PlayfulGod
No offense taken but how do ya mean?
No offense taken but how do ya mean?
ORIGINAL: Jaybird180
Whatchu talkin' bout Willis???
ORIGINAL: kneepuck oo envy
but i have been planning to get those generic adj rearsets that are floating out there now...
but i have been planning to get those generic adj rearsets that are floating out there now...
http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/fo...d.php?t=246547
http://stores.ebay.com/Club517Superb...QQftidZ2QQtZkm
im all about buying quality, but ive heard/read a lot of good things about these so far...local track/twistie junkies...you figure damn riser plates cost $50+, id rather just replace them for $200-260...
#8
05-08-2008, 08:13 PM
Senior Member
RE: riser plates for stock pegs no use
ORIGINAL: kneepuck oo envy
was ditto'g what you said about them being easy to install, the extension, and tips for OP's riding position...the chp statement was for the OP also...
ORIGINAL: PlayfulGod
No offense taken but how do ya mean?
No offense taken but how do ya mean?
#10
05-09-2008, 02:16 PM
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