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Weez
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installing new footpegs
07/26/05 at 21:45:58
 
hey all,

i'd like to install some new foot pegs on my "new" 1986 savage.  I currently have the stock ones.  I want to either get new driver ones or new driver and passenger ones.  How do i go about installing them?  Will any custom footpeg work or do they nees certain dimensions?

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Re: installing new footpegs
Reply #1 - 07/27/05 at 06:55:04
 
Come on, i'm sure some have you have done this mod.  Anyone??
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Re: installing new footpegs
Reply #2 - 07/27/05 at 07:30:00
 
You'll have to get ones specific to the Savage so they'll fit in the factory mounts.  Not sure if pegs for an Intruder or Marauder will work - maybe somebody here knows.  


There are plenty of people here that have installed aftermarket footpegs, so they should be able to give you good advice.
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Reply #3 - 07/27/05 at 11:55:00
 
I'm thinking about putting the kuryakyn ISO footpegs on mine.  I think you just have to be sure to get the right adapters.  I just started looking at it yesterday.

Good Luck.

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Reply #4 - 07/27/05 at 16:49:23
 
I had to replace the peg rubber not too long ago. I sawed the flat ends off the pegs. BSA Goldstar replacement rubber is a slip on fit, BUT, you have to grease the metal part. HD spec pegs don't fit, the hole is too small and the stem is too short. LS/S40/VS800 stuff is what to look for. Intruder bits LOOK like they won't fit...trust me, they will.
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Reply #5 - 07/27/05 at 18:33:30
 
Here's WD's post from the light bar thread in case you didn't see it:

VS800 can also be used to source: headlight, taillight, pegs, floorboards, mirrors, turn signals, horn, and chrome master cylinder/cap.
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Reply #6 - 07/27/05 at 19:14:22
 
"I had to replace the peg rubber not too long ago"

hey,

Maybe this is an option as I am viewing the prices for some new pegs and the lowest i've found is 50 bucks US.  Where di you get these replacement rubbers?  Online?  What do they look like?

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Reply #7 - 07/27/05 at 19:25:16
 
GaThumper wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:
Here's WD's post from the light bar thread in case you didn't see it:

VS800 can also be used to source: headlight, taillight, pegs, floorboards, mirrors, turn signals, horn, and chrome master cylinder/cap.


If I remember right, WD noted somewhere else that VS800 shocks would also fit the Savage.  Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm sure I read on this board somewhere.
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Reply #8 - 07/27/05 at 21:21:39
 
Yeah, um,  just forgot to relist those. They fit fine. Helps to have had an LS and a VS parked next to each other the last 5 years...
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Oh, and per another posting, when you get tired of fighting the vacuum petc0ck, the VS800 mechanical is a direct bolt-on.

And I sell the BSA peg rubbers, along with Norton and 2 Triumph versions. Look for my last set of photos in RSD if you want to see how they look. Probably 2-4 pages back by now.
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Reply #9 - 07/28/05 at 04:18:06
 
I am sorry but I don't know what RSD is.  How much do you sel them for?  Also, has nayone dealt with www.metric-cruisers.com?  They seem to have a nice selection of accesories for the VS800.
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Reply #10 - 07/28/05 at 06:59:14
 
RSD is Rubber Side Down (the forum you're in right now).
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Reply #11 - 07/28/05 at 07:35:42
 
The peg rubbers are reproduction T120 and T140, Commando, and Goldstar. $8.95-12.95 plus shipping, for JUST the rubber parts, you'd need to mod your stock pegs and go from there. Have matching British style grips (made in Italy) for $2.00 plus shipping, and vintage plugs (Lodge, KMC, BERU) for a buck each. Plugs are collector items, they ONLY fit European bikes/cars.

My shop has the neatest junk squirreled away...
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Reply #12 - 07/28/05 at 08:40:16
 
thanks for the info,

I'm looking at these foot pegs:

http://www.metric-cruisers.com/motorcycle-parts-accessories/default.php?cPath...

It says they are for the ls650.

think they will work?

How hard will it be for the installation?

P.S. I can't get the link to work so you'll have to copy and paste


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