Adjustable Footpegs MC Motorparts

Thinking of getting these adjustable footpegs.

Apparently they come with lightening!   

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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Black-Shadow-Front-Adjustable-Footpegs-25mm-for-Suzuki-GSF-1250-Bandit-07-13-/400655042583?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5d48e6c817

Is that because when you open the box you get a shock? 

;-)

Brilliant! That really brightened my work day.  

I have been looking at these as well. After the purchase of a holeshot corbin seat my peg position if different. Will see how I go on the Drake ride to I decide if I need to purchase some.  If so, the 360 deg adjustment of these should allow to obtain the right position.

If I don't come across any negative feedback about them will definitely order them.

The rubber going on the left footpeg is what prompted me to look for replacement pegs but had no idea at the time that these existed.

I find the stock pegs just a touch too high for me. After a few hours riding I usually start getting twinges of knee pain. Hoping the adjustable ones will give me just the right length and interested to see if what they claim is true, that they actually improve the riding position overall.

I'll report back let you know what they're like.

Hi how are you going? I just a caution not I I done about 3 thousand kms when I got the bike with the seat at highest position and seat pegs standard I found the seat quite comfortable but just had legs getting tender after 2 hours as I do long distance. I spun the pegs around so they where aprox 2 inches lower and found the inside of my legs and sort of but got very sore and it didn't matter how long I stoped it only took about 15min to get sore again. Being able to get fine adjustment with them might be able to get the balance right. I put mine back to original as I got use to the bike enough now that I do the old stand and ride to give legs a break least they come right again not like my butt lol. Im 6"2 on a gsf1250s. Be quite interested to hear what you think of them

Hi how are you going? I just a caution not I I done about 3 thousand kms when I got the bike with the seat at highest position and seat pegs standard I found the seat quite comfortable but just had legs getting tender after 2 hours as I do long distance. I spun the pegs around so they where aprox 2 inches lower and found the inside of my legs and sort of but got very sore and it didn't matter how long I stoped it only took about 15min to get sore again. Being able to get fine adjustment with them might be able to get the balance right. I put mine back to original as I got use to the bike enough now that I do the old stand and ride to give legs a break least they come right again not like my butt lol. Im 6"2 on a gsf1250s. Be quite interested to hear what you think of them

I'm on a GSF1250s too but I'm 5'8. Rare I can ever put my left foot flat to the ground, usually have my heels just off the ground. Hate it when there's an exaggerated slope, then it's ballerina time.

Not sure I've got this right but what you're saying is that you've turned the stock pegs upside down, not that you've tried these adjustable pegs, correct?

Yes that's true these adjustable might be good as im a big bloke size wise not just tall these might be better as having to low just put to much pressure on the inside leg and butt( best way I can explain it ).

I too have looked at these. One word of advice. When you find the right position for the pegs, I would locktight the adjusting screws for peace of mind.

Hey SK, have you tried putting the seat up to the high position for your longer rides? That might work. Altho, at 5'8, you may have probs getting both feet on the ground. I'm 5'11, & put the seat up for long rides, & lower it for daily duties

Changing the seat sounds like a good idea, might try that. As for using Locktight on the screws, wouldn't have it any other way.

Ordered a set and they're on the way. Will report back when I've installed and tried them.

I purchased the 40mm extensions for pillion the photo is deceiving, the pegs are only 75mm long & 200mm diameter. They really look quite small compared to stock pegs. Your foot would need to sit hard up against the case.
There ok for pillion but IMO no go for rider. FYI dont need to use locktite as they will not spin they have 2 roll pins per side.

They look cool.

Ho do they go vibration wise?

Do they wear away the sole of your boot with no rubber pad?

The pillion has not complained about vibration, her only complaint is her boot grips on them too much.
Too early to tell if they will wear away at boots but they are alum so the sharp edges will wear I think.