Delboy777
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I have GSA pegs on my Factory Lowered GS and i dont have a problem
but i am a fckn short arse 
but i am a fckn short arse 
GS1200 Foot Pegs - Good Alternatives?
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aslan
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Suburban Machinery pegs
hi timstone8 - like you I to have an 09 R1200GS - owned for about a month - PO had a low seat fitted. I'm about 6' tall and find the low seat & standard pegs cause me considerable pain in my knees
I purchased these from Suburban Machinery - certainly a nice peg in my view - make a significant difference to my comfort level although I'm still contemplating either swapping my low seat for a standard seat or buying a standard seat
http://www.suburban-machinery.com/R1200GS.html
good luck
hi timstone8 - like you I to have an 09 R1200GS - owned for about a month - PO had a low seat fitted. I'm about 6' tall and find the low seat & standard pegs cause me considerable pain in my knees
I purchased these from Suburban Machinery - certainly a nice peg in my view - make a significant difference to my comfort level although I'm still contemplating either swapping my low seat for a standard seat or buying a standard seat
http://www.suburban-machinery.com/R1200GS.html
good luck
'Evening all,
This is possibly a very silly question but has anyone tried swoping the pillion footpegs for the riders footpegs?
Looking at my 2009 Panzer it appears that this is possible, resulting in a larger and slightly lower footpeg for the rider without spending big wonga.
Ta,
SUH.
This is possibly a very silly question but has anyone tried swoping the pillion footpegs for the riders footpegs?
Looking at my 2009 Panzer it appears that this is possible, resulting in a larger and slightly lower footpeg for the rider without spending big wonga.
Ta,
SUH.
Bendy toy
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'Evening all,
This is possibly a very silly question but has anyone tried swoping the pillion footpegs for the riders footpegs?
Looking at my 2009 Panzer it appears that this is possible, resulting in a larger and slightly lower footpeg for the rider without spending big wonga.
Ta,
SUH.
So just do it and find out?
I intend to but thought I would see if it was worth checking this august organ in case I am barking up the wrong tree.
I will report back.
SUH
The rubber inserts come from one of the 650 single range; a BMW part.
I've been using Pivot Pegz for a couple of years, and if you stand up on the pegs a lot, they are brilliant. Even if you stay seated, they are much more comfortable than regular fixed pegs. If you can get over the cost, you won't be disappointed.
+1 They are the dogs and worth every penny. They have optional rubber inserts to if you want them (why I don't know). Until you try them you can't understand how much better they are - not just for standing up but for road riding too.
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