Flo lowering foot pegs.

Quick video installing some new to me lowering foot pegs.

[@coldsteeloffroad]

Bought those pegs for my 20.5 RE Husky and had them on for 1 ride before I took them off. What I don't like about how the pegs are machined (and what's not pictured on their product page) is the raised square ledge/piece of material between the grip surface & the peg pin... it forces your toes further from the chassis & makes it harder to grip the bike w/your ankles/calves/knees. Probably wouldn't bother a rider who doesn't ride on the balls of their feet, though. For me, wedging my toes as close as humanly possible to the chassis and ankle squeeze is crucial. Sold mine for $100 too 👍🏻

[@vegasrider05]

My first few rides I struggled with the same thing. Now I don't notice it at all. I can still grip the hell out of the bike too.

[@coldsteeloffroad]

@vegasrider05 I'm sure it works for some people, I just want to get the info out there because if I knew how they were machined, I wouldn't have bought them. I did a thorough review on FLO's website w/pictures & measurements, but it never posted. I love some of their other products though, like levers. Have them on both dirt & MTB's. Flat pegs are nice, too 👍🏻

[@TheMoparGarage]

More aggressive footpegs make a MASSIVE difference. Literally first thing I changed on any of my race bikes was foot pegs. Never used lowering pegs though. Let me know how you like them.