[rongon]

I see there's 2 companies that I was able to found anyway, that make Highway Footpeg Mounting Brackets for the Spyder.

KEWLMETAL and STREET MAGIC. Looking for advise or opinions on which brand are better as far as workmanship, quality , but most important ease of installation. If you have either one of these on your Spyder how do you like them?

Also if there's another company out there that makes these brackets that you may know of the website address would be appreciated.

Any assistance/opinion/advise will be greatly appreciated, Thanks.

RG

[spyder-dude]

I bought the kewl metal ones when they first came out. A buddy of mine just bought the street magic ones. I like the design of the street magic ones better after seeing them. Seem to be better built. Just my 2cents.

[Rando]

I purchased a set of the ISCI highway pegs and floorboards. Pricey but I am happy with them. I have a set of the ESI (Street Magic) ones that I will sell. Never used.

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[NautiBrit]

I have the KewlMetal bracket and widow pegs, which I chose for their strength and position. I have a short inseam (31") and find that the KewlMetal brackets are better placed for me and don't splay my legs as much. The strength aspect is important for me as I do isometric legs presses on long trips, which extends my riding time considerably.

[tjfischer]

Although, I don't have any Highway pegs. I think the ISCI design is the most functional. They are fully addjustable, no matter what your height of inseam, and they can be mounted in different locations

[BeRight]

NautiBrit, on Aug 23 2009, 12:13 PM, said:

I have the KewlMetal bracket and widow pegs, which I chose for their strength and position. I have a short inseam (31") and find that the KewlMetal brackets are better placed for me and don't splay my legs as much. The strength aspect is important for me as I do isometric legs presses on long trips, which extends my riding time considerably.

[Trickie Dick]

I have the NMN (ESI) ones. I like them just fine but I have to agree with the others in that they fit better for longer legged riders and they are not to be stood on. They don't mount to the frame like the other ones do. There is some adjustments with the optional brackets. They are easy to install however as is most of the stuff from ESI and well made.

[rongon]

I bought the brackets from Rando last night, he didn't have the adjustment links. So me and my Son stayed up trying to figure out whether to order the 2" link from street magic or go with something else.

Well we went with something else. I went to the Kuryakyn website and looked at the different clevises they sell and found the one sold by street magic #8061 but also found one with the same mounting dimensions, bolt and measurements but is 2" up and 3" outward #7996. Kuryakyn wanted $51.99 on there site so went on Ebay and found it for $39.95 plus $4.95 shipping. I figured the 8061 clevis sold by Street magic is $39.95 plus the price for the 2" adjustment link, this way I would save some $$ and the #7996 clevis looks nicer then the adjustment links and clevis combo. I'll post some pictures once everything is put together, also found the large Kuryakyn ISO #8002 pegs on ebay for $34.19 plus the $6.95 shipping, Kuryakyn wanted $47.99 and Street Magic wants $59.99.

Looking forward to getting everything and having my Son put it to together.

Thanks to everyone that gave me there input on this forum.

RG

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[zeebill]

The Kewl pegs look like they are right in the hot air exhauste from the engine to me. Any input guys? Bill

[rongon]

Finally getting around to posting the pictures of the pegs I mounted, I ended up using Kuryakyn peg mount #8016 and the Pilot Mini Peg #4430. The bracket is Street Magic.

RG

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[billybob]

zeebill, on Aug 26 2009, 05:44 PM, said:

The Kewl pegs look like they are right in the hot air exhauste from the engine to me. Any input guys? Bill

have not had problem wih the heat very comfortable and you can stand on them . best ones i;v seen so far

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[araneae]

www.spydertalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6911&st=0

[Neez]

billybobnbaxter, on Sep 14 2009, 08:08 PM, said:

have not had problem wih the heat very comfortable and you can stand on them . best ones i;v seen so far

Agree! Kewl rules! Kewl Metal brackets are bulletproof and the Kuryakin clevises and Iso pegs are great too.

[BeRight]

Neez, on Nov 2 2009, 10:43 PM, said:

Agree! Kewl rules! Kewl Metal brackets are bulletproof and the Kuryakin clevises and Iso pegs are great too.

[sharkey1]

Rando, on 23 August 2009 - 08:45 AM, said:

I purchased a set of the ISCI highway pegs and floorboards. Pricey but I am happy with them. I have a set of the ESI (Street Magic) ones that I will sell. Never used.

Still have them?

[rongon]

sharkey1, on 06 November 2009 - 10:46 PM, said:

Still have them?

I sent you a message that I purchased the ones from Rando and I have them there work good. They have them on eBay for $159.00

RG

[sharkey1]

I purchased a set of Non neo ones there heavy duty but they don't fit worth a darn for me, to far forward and to far out ,Live and learn, I'll be getting the kwel metal ones shortly maybe I can sell these and get my money back.