[Fulkrum]

2003 VTX 1800c
I currently have Kuryakyn Stiletto Footpegs on the bike, installed by the previous owner.

I am not a fan of these pegs AT ALL.
I am constantly dragging them and grinding them down, this has led to the points becoming sharp.
I literally have to put pieces of pool noodle over the pegs in my garage to keep from stabbing my legs walking past the bike and ripping my pants.
Also the hex bolts which hold the pointed end cap on have become ground down making it very difficult to get a hex wrench into them for removal. This makes adjusting the overall peg position a PITA.
I would like to replace them. I am looking for recommendations from other 1800c riders based on their own pegs, pictures would be great.
I am currently leaning toward mini-floorboards , something along these lines.

If anyone with an 1800c is using mini-floorboards I would be very interested in hearing about which brand/model they are using and how they like them overall.
I am open to any pegs other then full floorboards really.
Thanks

 

[Chicago-Spike]

I had these and loved them

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[Kachow]

I have these on my 1800 C and I love them. They are Kuris but I don’t remember what they call them I think they’re like mini boards or some thing

 

[Mr. Incredible]

personally prefer stir-ups, the fold up ones are very comfortable:

Kuryakyn Switchblade Pegs Chrome #4446 fits Yamaha/Honda/Kawasaki/Suzuki/Triumph | eBay

 

[Kachow]

I have these on my 1800 C and I love them. They are Kuris but I don’t remember what they call them I think they’re like mini boards or some thing View attachment 204768

Yeah JP cycles has them check it out. I got mine at a dealer (of course I paid more than this!) and I had to pay extra for the adapters but this says it comes with them. Just Gotta make sure it’s the right adapters for your bike

Kuryakyn ISO-Wing Chrome Mini Floorboards with Adapters - 4450

www.jpcycles.com

 

[rangers4u]

2003 VTX 1800c
I currently have Kuryakyn Stiletto Footpegs on the bike, installed by the previous owner.
View attachment 204764
I am not a fan of these pegs AT ALL.
I am constantly dragging them and grinding them down, this has led to the points becoming sharp.
I literally have to put pieces of pool noodle over the pegs in my garage to keep from stabbing my legs walking past the bike and ripping my pants.
Also the hex bolts which hold the pointed end cap on have become ground down making it very difficult to get a hex wrench into them for removal. This makes adjusting the overall peg position a PITA.
I would like to replace them. I am looking for recommendations from other 1800c riders based on their own pegs, pictures would be great.
I am currently leaning toward mini-floorboards , something along these lines.
View attachment 204765
If anyone with an 1800c is using mini-floorboards I would be very interested in hearing about which brand/model they are using and how they like them overall.
I am open to any pegs other then full floorboards really.
Thanks

Mine look just like your pix. I believe they are Kuryaykn's, and I love 'em!

 

[n47j49]

Yeah JP cycles has them check it out. I got mine at a dealer (of course I paid more than this!) and I had to pay extra for the adapters but this says it comes with them. Just Gotta make sure it’s the right adapters for your bike

Kuryakyn ISO-Wing Chrome Mini Floorboards with Adapters - 4450

www.jpcycles.com

but there is no where to rest the heel of your boot, don't your feet slide down

 

[JPT]

but there is no where to rest the heel of your boot, don't your feet slide down

The rubber inserts keeps your shoes from sliding.

 

[Kachow]

The rubber inserts keeps your shoes from sliding.

Correct and the angle is adjustable so it’s more about setting it for enough clearance so you can shift easily. Isn’t a problem for me unless I wear my bigger boots

 

[rangers4u]

After I've gotten up to highway speeds, I usually move my feet up to my Drag Specialties' popsicle pegs on my engine guards. They will stay there comfortably a loooong time. I usually move them down after a bit to keep the legs from getting too stiff in 1 position.