diamond jim wrote on 04/30/09 at 17:37:50:

Precisely!  I knew I'd seen a pic of that idea somewhere before.  I was thinking curve them up, to place them above the stockers, but to the sides would be good also.  If you used steel, you could just throw a couple bend in to move 'em out a little.  I know, steel's heavy, but with the 2 cross bars, it might stiffen things up enough to let you get away with some thinner steel?  Dunno; wish I still worked in a steel shop, couldn't swing a dead cat without hitting a couple tons of scrap plate, I could experiment to my heart's content.  .105 all the way up to .750 for making up to 12' dia. pipe.  Yes, twelve FEET!

It might.  LIke John_D said, some angles or width would be needed to get the clearance.  There isn't a whole lot of room to play with there.  But I think a design like that would be a good starting point for supporting a custom highway bar and looking decent.

any of the ideas above sound better then doing a wheelie with your feet in the air....gotta love the sport bike stunt crowd.....i was told by a friend of mine who is a police officer that cruiser type bikes are less prone 2 being stopped without reason then a lime green jigser with shiney japanese writing on it lol

Nice set of pegs, but you'd have to have something to attach them to, and that is where i'm starting. The frame tubes are too far in to make those worth having. They wouldn't protrude far enough out to make them useful. Too expensive for what I'm wanting to accomplish this for money wise anyway, but they are nice.