Footpegs-CNC vs Rizoma
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I went LSL and they are good. Plenty of grip.
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LSL is about 12mm shorter but I have not noticed the difference.
Here are some pics
LSL is about 12mm shorter but I have not noticed the difference.
Here are some pics
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LSL is about 12mm shorter but I have not noticed the difference.
Here are some pics
Thanks. Those look great.
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+1 - I did LSL race pegs as well. MUCH better than stock. Make sure you get the adapters too.
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Not sure if this information will help out... But options are good. So here you go.
I went with the Oberon Pegs... I wanted the large model but they were out of stock so I got the small. The small(unlike the name implies) is 10mm longer than stock(100mm). The large is 20mm longer than stock.
I do like the center cutout of the large version better though. Overall I'm pretty happy with the "small" pegs in black. Very grippy. The price/value is excellent as it comes complete with adapters.
This is where I got them.
OBERON Billet Foot Pegs: Ducati
Pictures of my bike with the pegs.
I went with the Oberon Pegs... I wanted the large model but they were out of stock so I got the small. The small(unlike the name implies) is 10mm longer than stock(100mm). The large is 20mm longer than stock.
I do like the center cutout of the large version better though. Overall I'm pretty happy with the "small" pegs in black. Very grippy. The price/value is excellent as it comes complete with adapters.
This is where I got them.
OBERON Billet Foot Pegs: Ducati
Pictures of my bike with the pegs.
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I have CNCs on mine. The technician who did the last update remarked about them being much shorter than OE, but with boots on I don't notice it except that there's a bit more ground clearance when on the balls of my feet. They're MUCH grippier than stock.
I'll gladly measure from the pivot to the end of the peg for you if you like, or take a picture along side a tape measure....or maybe one with the stock peg held up along side.
I wish they made them in clear anodize. The black is OK, but I'd like aluminum colored aluminum parts better.
I'll gladly measure from the pivot to the end of the peg for you if you like, or take a picture along side a tape measure....or maybe one with the stock peg held up along side.
I wish they made them in clear anodize. The black is OK, but I'd like aluminum colored aluminum parts better.
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I replaced OE with the Rizoma tapered footpegs. Took about 5 minutes to swap 'em.
Great footpegs. These and changing stock seat out for DP Comfort seat were first mods done.
Great footpegs. These and changing stock seat out for DP Comfort seat were first mods done.
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Don't forget to check out the Gilles:
Where did you get them?
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Did you go with the Full Rizoma Rearset or the B-Pegs. I can't decide what to do. I get both for cost. Any input?
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Rizoma here, tapered. Very positive feel on my boots. Originals look good but less positive grip. I won't knock it as every development vid I've seen shows high performance riding successful with the original pegs. Maybe they are wearing special boots with special sticky rubber.
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I have both rizoma full rearset and b pro pegs.
Both excellent look and feel.
Rizoma rearset by far cheapest set you can get. $400
Without it being cheap. Rizoma is quality.
It depends on what you want.
If you happy with position just go for b-pro pegs or gillies cuz of the 1pce 7075 t6 alloy. Strong as steel
If you gonna change the heel guards carbon mite as well go for another 100 & get fulll rearset.
Im love mine but if i hadmoney ill go DP
But you then talking 600-800 more.
Both excellent look and feel.
Rizoma rearset by far cheapest set you can get. $400
Without it being cheap. Rizoma is quality.
It depends on what you want.
If you happy with position just go for b-pro pegs or gillies cuz of the 1pce 7075 t6 alloy. Strong as steel
If you gonna change the heel guards carbon mite as well go for another 100 & get fulll rearset.
Im love mine but if i hadmoney ill go DP
But you then talking 600-800 more.
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Am I allowed to say don't waste your money, buy rearsets?
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