[rocket rick]

Knight design foot pegs, A good inexpensive answer to lowering pegs. I installed these foot pegs in five minutes or less. I wanted to see if this was the answer for longer time in saddle. They make riding position much more comfortable for taller persons. they are easier to change back for aggressive riding sessions. There is some getting use to as cornering ability is compromised. I would recommend for taller rider or longer rides.

 

[Kid Thunder]

I have them on 2 of my bikes. Lifesaver. The only problem the brake pedal is a little high & can't adjust it. How about you?

 

[rocket rick]

I did not need to adjust brake pedal at all. I only slightly lowered shift pedal. I must confess i do not use rear brake very much as the dual brembo anti lock fronts do 80% or more of stopping.

 

[vagueout]

Living in Australia I ordered a set of these for my Turban, played around with different positions for the gear shift, found that a compromise in traffic, took off into the hills and found it awkward to change gear then near crapped myself when I ground my foot twice, soon as I got home I removed them. They are a beautifully made item but with the sporty riding on our twisty roads a dead loss for me. The bike is jacked approx 25 mm at the rear due to the Wilbers fitted. Anybody in Sydney wants them they are going cheap!

 

[Shredwick]

Knight design foot pegs, A good inexpensive answer to lowering pegs. I installed these foot pegs in five minutes or less. I wanted to see if this was the answer for longer time in saddle. They make riding position much more comfortable for taller persons. they are easier to change back for aggressive riding sessions. There is some getting use to as cornering ability is compromised. I would recommend for taller rider or longer rides.

Fully agreed on all points. Cornering at first, especially with low suspension, was alarming. Though I can still lean enough to consistently hit the first chicken line on my Metzlers without dragging peg. The benefit to my knees far outweighs the reduced lean after a few hundred miles.

 

[IMR9T]

Any pic with peg installed? Especially on the right side. I'm not a tall person, but I think it will help with the rear brake position.

 

[rocket rick]

Shredwick you are right, the advantages outweigh compromised cornering ability on long rides no doubt. I just learned new lean angle and ride with front of foot on peg instead of ball/arch. Gambino a fellow forum member suggested this and works for me. The best part is ease of returning to stock for short aggressive rides. I have to take saddle bag off also for short hard ride around.

 

[Shredwick]

Any pic with peg installed? Especially on the right side. I'm not a tall person, but I think it will help with the rear brake position.

Let me know if you want any other angles

 

[IMR9T]

That's perfect thank you! I might have to get a set now.

 

[Dave Rountree]

Threw these on today. Super easy and what a difference. And they arrived very quickly. My knees are happy! i may get a shift lever extenders as I was hunting around a bit.

 

[iamscs]

Put a set on myself and found that an extender on both the brake pedal and shift lever made a good difference.

 

[yungpoul]

Does these fit a 2021 Scrambler?
I find it strange that the website states -2017, which is a couple of years ago now