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Luckily I was in the driveway
03/29/06 at 19:57:41

Let me start off by saying that before I bought my Savage it had been laid down at slow speed on its right side. Now on with the rest of it. When I came home from work today I shifted my wieght to my pegs due to the inevitable pothole in my gravel drive. Thats when my right side peg just broke off and of course it had to go under the rear wheel which proceeded to run it over. Anyway, I switched it out with one from the rear as a temporary fix but only after I screwed up the mount trying to gerry-rig the original back on. So now I have a question.

Where can I find a stock peg and mount for the right side front of a 96? New or used and preferably CHEAP!!!

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Jim_R Ex Member	Re: Luckily I was in the driveway Reply #1 - 03/29/06 at 20:02:46 try ebaymotors or ronayers.com
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Taz Full Member Offline Bikes and boats, Yeah! Posts: 122 Gender:	Re: Luckily I was in the driveway Reply #2 - 03/30/06 at 03:15:51 Removing the rear pegs, how easy?
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Re: Luckily I was in the driveway
Reply #3 - 03/30/06 at 03:50:37

I checked Ebay and its a no go for stock I will try ronayers though. THNX.

Taz Taking the rear pegs off was easy, just pop out the little crome cap and unscrew the allen screw. But I would hate to have to take the mounts off. Probably let the tire shop do that when they replace the tire. I read on here they attach via an allen bolt on the inside of the swingarm.

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RadarORiley Serious Thumper Offline No one notices how you ride until you fall off. Posts: 863 West Of Weatherford, Texas Gender:	Re: Luckily I was in the driveway Reply #4 - 03/30/06 at 06:19:39 you might check with biker2biker.net sometimes they have odd parts.
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Re: Luckily I was in the driveway
Reply #5 - 03/30/06 at 06:53:36

steelwolf wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:

But I would hate to have to take the mounts off. Probably let the tire shop do that when they replace the tire. I read on here they attach via an allen bolt on the inside of the swingarm.

I just took the rear mounts off mine. They DO attach with allen bolts from the inside of the swingarm. And they are in tight. I was pretty worried I was going to snap my allen wrench before the bolts came loose. Of course, you also have to take the rear wheel off first, before you can remove the pegs...

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vroom1776 Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2110 Gender:	Re: Luckily I was in the driveway Reply #6 - 03/30/06 at 08:46:23 steelwolf wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03: Where can I find a stock peg and mount for the right side front of a 96? New or used and preferably CHEAP!!! http://www.metric-magic.com/ dirt cheap
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Savage_Rob Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Mechanically Inclined Amateur Posts: 6972 Texas (Dallas area) Gender:	Re: Luckily I was in the driveway Reply #7 - 03/30/06 at 10:25:11 RadarORiley wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03: you might check with biker2biker.net sometimes they have odd parts. Last time I looked (I think it was last week), they were parting out a Savage.
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Re: Luckily I was in the driveway
Reply #8 - 03/30/06 at 14:07:56

I put a pair of harley highway pegs on mine.

My dad picked up a second pair of harley highway pegs for me, that he uses on his Road King. I removed the mounting bracket used to mount them to the highway bars. The used 4 washers from the hardware store and the pegs fit in the stock slots with the bolt perfectly fine.

The pegs cost $24 too. And look way better then stock.

Check your local harley dealer for their standard highway pegs. 8)

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Re: Luckily I was in the driveway
Reply #9 - 03/31/06 at 04:38:02

steelwolf wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:

Let me start off by saying that before I bought my Savage it had been laid down at slow speed on its right side. Now on with the rest of it. When I came home from work today I shifted my wieght to my pegs due to the inevitable pothole in my gravel drive. Thats when my right side peg just broke off and of course it had to go under the rear wheel which proceeded to run it over. Anyway, I switched it out with one from the rear as a temporary fix but only after I screwed up the mount trying to gerry-rig the original back on. So now I have a question.

Where can I find a stock peg and mount for the right side front of a 96? New or used and preferably CHEAP!!!

You can try http://www.bikebandit.com

and price out your parts. AFAIK, their prices are OEM although their part numbers are not. I've ordered from them, they seem faitfhul if you decide to order from them.

Laters, George (HPT) Grin

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Paula71 Full Member 2005 No Login Offline Ohio Rider 'N Luvn every minute! Posts: 161 Troy, Ohio Gender:	Re: Luckily I was in the driveway Reply #10 - 04/01/06 at 17:03:44 I just replaced my stock pegs, the right rider peg is in great shape, it is off of an '05. Not sure if the rubber is the same or not. If you are still looking for that replacement PM me. I replaced the stock with the Highway Hawk comfort pegs (thank you, Susan), direct bolt on and look nice, too.
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