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Post  Greg62 Wed 29 Jun 2016, 2:20 pm

Hello all

I own a 04 1200s, and I have purchased some drop down footpegs for them, unfortunately they have send me the ones for the 06 1200s which are the same as the 1250's, which it turns out are different to mine.  

Could an owner of a 1250 please tell me the distance between the centre of the bolts on the pillion footpeg hangers.

I am considering changing to a pair of 1250 hangers to accommodate the pegs that I have purchased.

Mine are approx 9cm between the centre of the bolts.


thanks

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Post  Chook Wed 29 Jun 2016, 2:24 pm

90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
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Post  Chook Wed 29 Jun 2016, 2:42 pm

The 1250 brackets may be longer (making them lower), I've just measured them from 1/2 way between the mounting bolts to about the centre of the peg mount, both sides are approx 145 mm
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Post  Greg62 Wed 29 Jun 2016, 4:21 pm

Thanks for that

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Post  madmax Wed 29 Jun 2016, 5:08 pm

Chook wrote:90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
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Post  paul Wed 29 Jun 2016, 6:11 pm

Chook wrote:90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
And what's wrong with using sewing measurements ............... Laughing

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Post  Chook Wed 29 Jun 2016, 6:37 pm

paul wrote:
Chook wrote:90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
And what's wrong with using sewing measurements ............... Laughing
I've never forgotten in Primary School (about grade 3 or 4) when we changed from Imperial to Metric our teacher was teaching about all of the new measurements we'd be using to replace inches (and fractions of a inch), feet, yards, chains, miles etc and she told us that Australia was not going to use cm for a standard unit of measure unless it was for dressmaking, we were only to use mm, m and km. It's funny how some things just stick in your mind, that was over 40 years ago ffs!!  What a Face
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Post  paul Wed 29 Jun 2016, 8:07 pm

I hear they're thinking of going " Deci " time next .................. Razz  

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Post  reddog Wed 29 Jun 2016, 8:38 pm

Chook wrote:
paul wrote:
Chook wrote:90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
And what's wrong with using sewing measurements ............... Laughing
I've never forgotten in Primary School (about grade 3 or 4) when we changed from Imperial to Metric our teacher was teaching about all of the new measurements we'd be using to replace inches (and fractions of a inch), feet, yards, chains, miles etc and she told us that Australia was not going to use cm for a standard unit of measure unless it was for dressmaking, we were only to use mm, m and km. It's funny how some things just stick in your mind, that was over 40 years ago ffs!!  What a Face
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Post  paul Wed 29 Jun 2016, 11:21 pm

Chook wrote:
paul wrote:
Chook wrote:90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
And what's wrong with using sewing measurements ............... Laughing
I've never forgotten in Primary School (about grade 3 or 4) when we changed from Imperial to Metric our teacher was teaching about all of the new measurements we'd be using to replace inches (and fractions of a inch), feet, yards, chains, miles etc and she told us that Australia was not going to use cm for a standard unit of measure unless it was for dressmaking, we were only to use mm, m and km. It's funny how some things just stick in your mind, that was over 40 years ago ffs!!  What a Face

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrication_in_Australia

I hadn't realised the whole process took 22 years to complete ...............Bloody hell I was busy getting married when you started learning the metric system ...............shiiiiit . Shocked

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Post  Chook Thu 30 Jun 2016, 5:09 am

paul wrote:
Chook wrote:
paul wrote:
Chook wrote:90 mm, so yep that = 9 cm if you're using sewing measurements Wink
And what's wrong with using sewing measurements ............... Laughing
I've never forgotten in Primary School (about grade 3 or 4) when we changed from Imperial to Metric our teacher was teaching about all of the new measurements we'd be using to replace inches (and fractions of a inch), feet, yards, chains, miles etc and she told us that Australia was not going to use cm for a standard unit of measure unless it was for dressmaking, we were only to use mm, m and km. It's funny how some things just stick in your mind, that was over 40 years ago ffs!!  What a Face

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrication_in_Australia

I hadn't realised the whole process took 22 years to complete ...............Bloody hell I was busy getting married when you started learning the metric system ...............shiiiiit . Shocked


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