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For your consideration - a lil product recommendation. For my 24 CVO I scored these Hwy Foot Pegs and GPS from a company called AltRider. I am so impressed with the product I wanted share it with the Forum.

Both products are black anodized, well machined with solid hardware. They have video instructions for installation. The Hwy Pegs have 24 adjustment positions and fold up real nice, click in and stay. I mounted them on the bottom engine crash bar for a perfect fit for my short legs. The GPS mount is also black anodized and once installed it dose not move. There is an 1 1/2 up and down adjustment for the GPS display. The mount dose not have the GPS display locking mechanism like the Motopump Mount. My Garmin pwr plug fit perfectly.

The pegs will run ya $190 and the GPS mount $80 but well worth it- fast delivery, great packaging and an easy to navigate web site, even I figured it out.

I am just a very satisfied customer hoping to help out a few Forum members.

Ride Safe
 

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Hi Bobby!

Thanks for the review, I love when members post what they are using and can recommend to others. I don't have pegs on my '23 but I'm looking. How short are you? I'm 5'6" and would you think these are a good match for me?

Also where did you purchase? I'll keep my eye out here in Canada.

[Edit: Found the link for anyone wanting universal pegs in Canada from Fortnine]
 
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I am 5'9" and shrinking. So on the bottom bar is good. I can also stretch out and rest my ankles on top of the pegs. So I think that position will work for you, providing you have the crash bars.

You could also mount them on the rear bar but it is a larger diameter. you would have to order the 25mm mounts. 22mm for the bottom and front bars.

Ordered them from the AltRider.com web site. I do not think you'll find these items for a PA in a motorcycle shop. I did not and I live in LA we have shops all over the place.

Ride Safe
 
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Bobby D said:
I am 5'9" and shrinking. So on the bottom bar is good. I can also stretch out and rest my ankles on top of the pegs. So I think that position will work for you, providing you have the crash bars.

You could also mount them on the rear bar but it is a larger diameter. you would have to order the 25mm mounts. 22mm for the bottom and front bars.

Ordered them from the AltRider.com web site. I do not think you'll find these items for a PA in a motorcycle shop. I did not and I live in LA we have shops all over the place.

Ride Safe
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Thanks for the info Bobby! Appreciate your time.
 
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Bobby D said:
For your consideration - a lil product recommendation. For my 24 CVO I scored these Hwy Foot Pegs and GPS from a company called AltRider. I am so impressed with the product I wanted share it with the Forum.

Both products are black anodized, well machined with solid hardware. They have video instructions for installation. The Hwy Pegs have 24 adjustment positions and fold up real nice, click in and stay. I mounted them on the bottom engine crash bar for a perfect fit for my short legs. The GPS mount is also black anodized and once installed it dose not move. There is an 1 1/2 up and down adjustment for the GPS display. The mount dose not have the GPS display locking mechanism like the Motopump Mount. My Garmin pwr plug fit perfectly.

The pegs will run ya $190 and the GPS mount $80 but well worth it- fast delivery, great packaging and an easy to navigate web site, even I figured it out.

I am just a very satisfied customer hoping to help out a few Forum members.

Ride Safe
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Good info on the pegs. I’ve been considering but hadn’t seen nor heard anything on them. Thanks
 
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I am from a time decades before the internet. A time where you physically shopped all your area cycle and hotrod shops to score your parts, it was part of the fun. More importantly you got see and feel the quality of the product you were buying. I have been so disappointed to the point of disgust with parts I purchased only having seen a photo on a some web site.

This was a long winded way of saying, that after many disappointments of receiving cheap S#@T, I was so excited, overly excited, to get a quality well made product.

I thought I would share that with Ya'll
Ride Safe
 
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Three cheers for AltRider... I bought the same pegs last week. I paid extra for fast shipping because I wanted them for a long ride on Sunday. Just my luck: the pegs arrive but in silver! Nope.
I called AltRider. An hour later, black pegs were on the way in time for my Sunday ride.
AltRider knows how to treat people!
 
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