dortega111
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I looking for a set of the Garauld highway pegs for a 2008 FJR1300. I looked in this sites store, but the store contains nothing. The pegs are one of the subjects of this video: https://youtu.be/36qX476TjXQ. Thank you, David.
Gerauld Highway Pegs
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Have a pair on my bike. Can't tour w/o them. 
Ordered and received my set from Garauld fast! Installed fast!! Tested at a fast speed and through tight turns!!! And then enjoyed on my first slow-ass cruise down Pacific Highway 101 southbound with sun in my face sporting my new pegs. Not priceless. $135 and worth it. JSNS
Jimmy Harris
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I agree 100%, I've got the same one's on my 06. These pegs are great for comfort and stretching your legs on long rides.Ordered and received my set from Garauld fast! Installed fast!! Tested at a fast speed and through tight turns!!! And then enjoyed on my first slow-ass cruise down Pacific Highway 101 southbound with sun in my face sporting my new pegs. Not priceless. $135 and worth it. JSNS
HyperPete
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I have a set for Gen 3 if anyone is interested.
I can't use them after installing my TRex engine guards.
I can't use them after installing my TRex engine guards.
I have investigated a couple of brackets that would allow my pegs kit to mount to the 7/8" tubes of T-Rex and Canyon Cages. PM me if interested in buying a set.
HyperPete
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Let me take a look. I have driving lights installed, and I'm unsure if there would be room, or it my feet would stick out to far.
Thank you!
dcumpian
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This is not directly related to the pegs themselves, but if you have the Garauld plates installed, you can use these pegs with some minor drilling:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FLKG9H2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Much more comfortable than the Rivco set and they don't budge. I've put 8,000 miles on these pegs and am very happy with them. They fold up and stay put when not in use and, so far anyway, have never come close to scraping when leaned over.
BTW, these were not my idea, someone posted about them on FB and I decided to try them.
Regards,
Dan
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FLKG9H2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Much more comfortable than the Rivco set and they don't budge. I've put 8,000 miles on these pegs and am very happy with them. They fold up and stay put when not in use and, so far anyway, have never come close to scraping when leaned over.
BTW, these were not my idea, someone posted about them on FB and I decided to try them.
Regards,
Dan
Generally, if you snug up on the pivot bolt nuts so there's a bit of friction in the clevis, they'll stay up.
dcumpian
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Not denying that at all, even though they continually do work themselves loose. I simply prefer the comfort of these new pegs. Personal preference.
Thanks for the mounting plates! No pegs would be possible without them.
Regards,
Dan
wco56
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wco56
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I contacted him through this forum and ordered up a set. Shipping was fast and the price was very fair, especially when you consider the quality of what you get. It took less than an hour to install. I will pm you with contact info for him.
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KevinLewis
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Do you still have the hiway pegs for sale ?
Toddrol67
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I would like to purchase a set of highway pegs from you for my 2010 FJR. Please let me know how to go about making this happen.
Thanks, Todd
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TCastro
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I’m new to this forum and need contact info to get this highway peg kit. Please advise
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