Lowered pegs are available finally

[freeride4tom]

http://www.knightdesignllc.com/Products/Motorcycle/Triumph/Trophy-SE/Triumph-Trophy-SE-1-Front-Foot-Pegs.html

I just got an email from Knight Designs.......pegs are available. I have these on another bike and they are nice. Just ordered a set and my legs are thanking me already 

[twowheeladdict]

What is your inseam? 

I have 32 inch inseam and sometimes wish the pegs were higher.  I find myself on my tip toes when on a long ride. 

I wish someone would make a mount for the current pegs that allows them to be moved around a little bit.

[freeride4tom]

My inseam is 35" , 6'2" tall. Just ordered 1" handle bar risers also. Next a Russell Day Long and I'm done with ergonomics I hope.

[tdragger]

Sssswwwweeeeeetttt!!!  Ordered mine.  My knees are thanking me.

[ZShyster]

After you gentlemen install these lowering pegs could you post how to lower the shifter and brake pedal and how easy it was?   

Pictures would also be helpful for us of limited mechanical experience.   



Thanks 

ZShyster

[tdragger]

The shifter adjustment is behind the plastic panel where your left ankle is.  I know this as the bike was set up with the shifter too low.  I can't speak to the brake side as I haven't had to adjust it yet.

[jesse64]

Let us know how they work out.  I'm a little disappointed there's no rubber pad on top.  Not sure it's that big a deal since there's not much vibration from this glorious bike.  Please post a report on how they are compared to the factory pegs.

Thanks!!

[freeride4tom]

Jesse64, I almost guarantee you won't miss the rubber covering. Your boot will grip the surface and you'll feel you have better control/feel. I've run bare pegs for years and like the precise feel they give. But like everything else, it's a personal thing.