MotoPegs® Installing the Control Pins - English
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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Got my MotoPegs on order. Can't wait to try them out.
Awesome thanks!
I pulled the soft plugs and replaced them and the nuts with medium plugs, on a Tiger 1200 Rally Pro, reinstalled the original peg springs.
Sometimes these oversized pegs will contact my ankles when I put a foot on the ground or lift it, but I'm getting the hang of it.
Off road and standing on the pegs i'm able to get under the gear shit lever and on top of the brake lever without too much searching; a larger platform and pivot was all I wanted, of course until the lowered pivoting pegs are available - optimal touring comfort in the wide open spaces of the Western USA.
At 6ft 230lbs the pivot is a bit soft while standing up, so I might make another swap for the hardest plugs and new nuts - since the nylon washers inside the nuts don't appear to be intended for anything beyond single use.
What happened to making a lowering kit for these pegs?
that's pretty awesome, is there also a possibility to be lower than stocks for tall riders?
I'm running some after market pegs from sw that lower the pegs 15mm
this would be the dream pegs if we can also put in a lower position?
I'm liking at new pegs I'm 6'7" how have you got on with your sw ones
If I want to change the pins, do I have to remove the peg including the mounts? Or can I just remove the peg and put it back?
A very helpful video. But: When are the motorpegs expected to be send when ordered on the first run?
Now. We have shipped most out, and depending on your location you should have or be getting a tracking number the coming days.
If the pins that come already installed are the ones I want, do they still need greasing up as per the video?
Nope! Plug and play out of the box!
Ordered mine on August 1st. Haven't seen them or any tracking info.
Please reach out to Anna, it depends on your location but they are shipping now.
When can we expect the 20mm lowered pegs?
Next year
Sorry Andrew, i still have a loose fit after installment on the bike. Went to the bmw dealer and the say it’s not smart to bent the attaching point on the motor. Can I sent you pictures?
Hi. Yes for sure. But I have seen this a few times now. BMWs tolerances for this are all over the place for some reason here. I will need to add spacer from now on. So, Please email us and say you need spacers (Andrew said) and we will send them out to you. Sorry about this, we tested on many bikes and this issue is random. Will get it fixed though. Thanks! Link to contact in the description.
Same with mine. My first thought was "where are the spacers?". Will sent you an Email.
@@miso1790 Do that! We will send some out
@@loneridergear , Anna wrote me an Email. They are already on the way. What a great service. Thank you very much!
Tried to remove the axe, no success, will start testing the medium pins.
No need to remove the Axel to change the pins! Thanks!
@@loneridergear hello Andrew, no sure to understand, on video once nut and washer are removed, the axel is pull of the peg?
@@philippemarchay You may need to pull quite hard. Try to put a screw drive through the hole of the adaptor, where the pin of the bike holds the footpeg in place. Then, clamp the main body part of the footpeg and wiggle it out.
@@loneridergear I was unable to remove the axel while the pegs were off off the bike - too stiff. I want to change the pins, the factory fitted ones give no movement. Can I change them with the axel fitted to the bike, I might get more leverage that way?