Hey whatever works for you, great! As long as it is dry and you wear soft-soled shoes and keep you foot wedged in the heel depression they work a treat. For anything more aggressive I would prefer something with some grip because these pegs get downright dangerous in wet conditions. Yes, you must have bubblegum on the bottom of your boots and they should be OEM equipment because anything less and you are one slip away from experiencing some "bad luck". Plus there will be a whole forum ready to say, "We told you so".
@Outhouse -- Assuming everyone already owns a Dremel they could practice sharpening their OEM pegs to save a few bucks, and they would look great so long as their feet are covering them!!! Otherwise they look like someone just sharpened them with a Dremel (just to save a buck??). It is borderline sacrilege to desecrate a new Ducati Superbike with Dremel marks. That is kind of like going up to one of Michelangelo's works and making a few corrections. "Yeah Michael, we just need some more chiseled off over here, pass me that hammer, I'll take care of it, myself". Function over form, I get it. Watch that you don't hurt yourself with the Dremel or on the newly hand sharpened pegs.
@Ducati, cough up some new OEM pegs. Signed concerned consumer.
Lastly, that piece of hard plastic with cardboard for padding that they call a seat is perfect for three things. 1) For Sitting on the bike in the showroom and 2) for cleaning it after the customer soils themselves from the experience and/or after hearing the price. 3) As a spare, when your replacement seat bolt vibrates loose and the seat falls off and is promptly driven over by the only vehicle that is following you.
My $0.02