rider footpeg lowering kit

[Urban Rider]

Anyone know of a rider footpeg lowering kit for the GSA? I have the (slightly) lower Wunderlich footpegs fitted which have helped but a little more would be better?

 

[auf_wiedersehen_pet]

Following. ��

 

[autogs]

the bmw ones are very good Chris,also made by gilles

 

[Nutty]

Get your hand in your pocket, and get the Gilles pegs, Chris!

 

[younger06]

SW Motech do a nice set.
Reasonable as well!

Sent from a OnePlusX

 

[hoggey]

Had the bmw pegs 20mm lower than standard. Now have the wunderlich pegs, 25mm lower than standard and a little bit more forward.
Wunderlich best I've found so far

 

[richardbd]

the bmw ones are very good Chris,also made by gilles

Is there any bit of bling you don't secretly fit to your bike?

;-)

 

[ChazzyB]

Is there any bit of bling you don't secretly fit to your bike?

;-)

He hasn't got an Akra.


Well, not yet...

 

[richardbd]

He hasn't got an Akra.


Well, not yet...

But he knows a man who has...

 

[ChazzyB]

But he knows a man who has...

It is fitted to my bike, though.

 

[autogs]

Is there any bit of bling you don't secretly fit to your bike?

;-)

No secrets with my bike mate its all mismatched and on show,i just cant bring myself to spend that much on an end can,however i have just purchased a nav vi

 

[richardbd]

i have just purchased a nav vi

!!!!!!

 

[The Enthusiast]

I've got the SW Motech lower foot rests, much better than OE , however on the low position the brake lever is too high and there appears to be little adjustment at the lever rod. So, are people who use lower foot rests just 'living and adapting' to a higher brake pedal, or is there a solution. I have looked at the Wunderlich and touratech etc adjustable pedals but they all appear to just adjust in length and or upwards. Nothing seems to go lower.....unless . of course, someone has a solution. ?

Any advice appreciated.

Cheers