Lower pegs

[Harps]

Not sure where to put this question but i am sure it will get answered

Just purchased a Corbin seat for my ADV, very comfy, thank goodness as it will get some serious use.
The pegs are now a bit too high and am thinking about purchasing the lower ones, or seeing if anyone has a set lying about.

Do they make alot of difference to the clearance on cornering?
Will i have to adjust the break and gear lever?

Thanks in advance

 

[cookie]

Do they make alot of difference to the clearance on cornering?

fastway: no
wunderlich: yes indeedy

Will i have to adjust the break and gear lever?

fastway: no
wunderlich: yes. new master cylinder pushrod supplied in kit.

 

[Steve Chip]

Another...

thumbs up for the fastways

Steve

 

[Twotter]

thumbs up for the fastways

Steve

And kneesdown too

 

[Harps]

Fastway it is then
Cheers

 

[cookie]

obviously, fastways are not as nearly as low. they are about an inch lower & the same again rearwards over standard IIRC.

if you are a long legged, creaky, old bastard you might want to consider the wunderlichs

 

[Harps]

Well i have been called an old bastard and thats tame to some of the things i have been called

Only have a 31inch leg and the position and height i had before the Corbin seat was ideal, i just find now that my leg is to much of a right angle. As for being a bit creaky, not a suple as i would like to be, dodgy knees due to rugby injuries.

 

[cookie]

this fat old bastard also has 31" inside leg & fastways are a useful improvement over stock

 

[Harps]

Cheers Cookie

 

[2 wheel humvee]

Echo the above regarding Fastways,I originally fitted mine in the higher position I've since swapped them to the lower position-works for me

Found some herehttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fastway-Footpegs-to-fit-BMW-R1100GS-R1150GS-R1200GS_W0QQitemZ8036231317QQcategoryZ76120QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[Harps]

Thanks for that. Will keep an eye on it