Investment-cast stainless steel construction delivers the structural integrity required for high-stress passenger applications. Engineered in the same lineage as the legendary Sanderson footpegs, these components utilize a robust stainless steel body to withstand the constant lateral and longitudinal forces generated during street riding. The 2-1/8-inch width by 3-1/2-inch length provides a substantial contact surface area, ensuring that the passenger’s boot remains securely planted without slipping, while the available polished, black, or raw finishes allow for seamless aesthetic integration with various motorcycle chassis styles.
Infinitely adjustable chromoly clevis mounting enables precise ergonomic customization for rider comfort. Each peg attaches via a single Allen cap screw to a cast chromoly clevis, a design that eliminates the need for complex multi-bolt assemblies while maintaining rigid structural support. This mechanism allows the rider to fine-tune the angle of the textured peg surface relative to the bottom of their boots, optimizing foot placement for long-distance touring or urban commuting. The availability of both male and female mount configurations, along with left and right positioning options, ensures compatibility with a wide range of OEM and aftermarket frame geometries.
Mechanical precision and textured surface engineering prioritize safety and control in real-world riding conditions. The textured surface of the peg is specifically designed to maximize friction against boot soles, reducing the risk of foot slippage during sudden maneuvers or wet conditions. By leveraging the durability of stainless steel and the adjustability of the chromoly clevis, these footpegs offer a reliable solution for passenger ergonomics that balances mechanical simplicity with high-performance functionality. This design philosophy ensures that the passenger maintains a stable, comfortable stance, contributing to overall vehicle stability and rider confidence on the street.
Manufacturer Spotlight:Biltwell Inc.(Est. 2006, Temecula, California, USA)
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