Couple of photos with pegs fitted
Oberon replacement pegs.
Oberon replacement pegs.
Couple of minutes a side, really easy.Nice pegs ........ was thinking of getting the Touring ones myself ..... just for comfort. Were they easy to fit ?
CheersCouple of minutes a side, really easy.![]()
Looks nice. The only thing I would do to accomodate the pegs is to powdercoat the bracket but that is only me.Oberon replacement pegs.
Have thought about that, may look in to itLooks nice. The only thing I would do to accomodate the pegs is to powdercoat the bracket but that is only me.
love the contrast of the black pegs. great work!Oberon replacement pegs.
I am glad to see that you opted for the pegs. I think they are one of the first things that need to be swapped out on this bike if you are not planning on changing the rearsets.love the contrast of the black pegs. great work!
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It gives you the option to adjust your sitting position to more aggressive one ...for track use mainlywhat is the benefit of switching out rearsets? Is there a functional gain besides increased reliability? Or is it just spending much more money than needed when you could get footpegs only for street use?
Thanks in advance!
I installed the Rizoma RRC. 12 points of adjustability, smoother operation due to needle bearings, minimal weight savings, plus they look a tremendous amount better. They also include the reversible gear shift lever.what is the benefit of switching out rearsets? Is there a functional gain besides increased reliability? Or is it just spending much more money than needed when you could get footpegs only for street use?
Thanks in advance!
That's what I thought but wasn't sure if I was missing something. Thanks Ugrin.It gives you the option to adjust your sitting position to more aggressive one ...for track use mainly
Not sure about the spring, since I have fixed pegs, but you can definitely reuse the spring clip at the end of the bolt providing you are careful not to damage it when you remove it. I used a small screwdriver to pop them out. Just make sure you put your hand behind it, as they do have a tendency to go flying.Hi All,
Can someone please explain how you should remove the stock pegs so the replacement ones can be installed? What order works (i.e. spring, bolt + clip)?
There is a clip at the end of the bolt that connects the peg to the rearsets. Can I re-use that one or did you replace it?
Thanks.
The Oberon foot pegs are very easy to install . You take the clip out which is to keep the pin in place . Push the pin out and hold the stock peg so you don't lose the spring. Put the spring back and the new peg and push the pin through it . Secure with pin with the clip . Done .Hi All,
Can someone please explain how you should remove the stock pegs so the replacement ones can be installed? What order works (i.e. spring, bolt + clip)?
There is a clip at the end of the bolt that connects the peg to the rearsets. Can I re-use that one or did you replace it?
Thanks.
Update: both clips flew away... LOL. (Just get them in advance and break the existing ones, they are cheap) But the spring didn't! This is the way to go and is 10m for both pegs. The Rizoma's also let you 'angle' the pegs because they are 2-piece so you can turn them a bit and get maximum grip!Excellent mcouper99 and Ugrin !!
Will carefully remove the clip. Am installing Rizoma's though so the Oberon trick may not work, but I'll try.