ahchiu
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Canyon Cage Install
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Auburn
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ahchiu
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I got your message, I 'm ordering some, your option is better and can try different foot positions.
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SeattleTy
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They look great on both bikes, thank for the post and pictures 
ahchiu
FJR Commander
I talked to Ryan this morning and he figured out that the first batch of 25 for the group buy had a different weld design and any cage built after the first 25 is fine. You can read more details on the other fourm. https://www.fjrowners.com/forums/10-fjr-farkling-ii/14231-mc-enterprises-canyon-cage-group-buy.html
mferriter
Occasionally trying to get work done
I agree these look cool, but that is a LOT of material you had to remove to clear that bolt.Close up of the support that had to be ground to clear the engine case.
Auburn
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Actually, it was very little. I ground the corner off about 1/4". The angle makes it look like more than it was.I agree these look cool, but that is a LOT of material you had to remove to clear that bolt.Close up of the support that had to be ground to clear the engine case.
ahchiu
FJR Commander
Bryan,Actually, it was very little. I ground the corner off about 1/4". The angle makes it look like more than it was.I agree these look cool, but that is a LOT of material you had to remove to clear that bolt.Close up of the support that had to be ground to clear the engine case.
Did you add the 2 washers between the bracket and motor?
Auburn
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Bryan,Actually, it was very little. I ground the corner off about 1/4". The angle makes it look like more than it was.I agree these look cool, but that is a LOT of material you had to remove to clear that bolt.Close up of the support that had to be ground to clear the engine case.
Did you add the 2 washers between the bracket and motor?
I put a couple of lock washers behind the bracket on both sides.
mferriter
Occasionally trying to get work done
from the picture 1/4" looks like about half of what was originally there.Actually, it was very little. I ground the corner off about 1/4". The angle makes it look like more than it was.I agree these look cool, but that is a LOT of material you had to remove to clear that bolt.Close up of the support that had to be ground to clear the engine case.
Could you have used a buttonhead hex bolt in place of the stock one that you had to grind around? You may have gained a few millimeters of clearance.
(nothing like 20:20 hindsight, right?)
yamaharleyrider
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Not been on here for a while but they look a lot better than the standard sliders, might have to invest in some. Doing a run up Scotland this year & would appreciate any feedback on highway pegs & comfort..
Auburn
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I got my clamps for the 7/8 inch bars from cruizercustomizing.com
The following items have been shipped out today by CruiserCustomizing.com:
Part number: DS-77-6016B
Universal Three-Piece Frame Clamp, Black cost: $9.95 each
The foot pegs are flat black powder coated by Garauld. One thing I did was re-purpose the left over shims from the rear shock rebuild so they went between the square bar of the foot peg and the foot peg so it had something to take up the space. Then I could tighten them so they did flop around but were not wearing directly on the powder coating. (the 3rd and 6th pictures below shows the shims best) I also added some other washers.
The set up works great folds out of the way.
the left side: (NOTE: the pegs are angled back to fit better)
Folded up view
the right side:
The following items have been shipped out today by CruiserCustomizing.com:
Part number: DS-77-6016B
Universal Three-Piece Frame Clamp, Black cost: $9.95 each
The foot pegs are flat black powder coated by Garauld. One thing I did was re-purpose the left over shims from the rear shock rebuild so they went between the square bar of the foot peg and the foot peg so it had something to take up the space. Then I could tighten them so they did flop around but were not wearing directly on the powder coating. (the 3rd and 6th pictures below shows the shims best) I also added some other washers.
The set up works great folds out of the way.
the left side: (NOTE: the pegs are angled back to fit better)
Folded up view
the right side:
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ahchiu
FJR Commander
Here is a link for pictures of Hwy Pegs installed on the Canyon Cage.
https://picasaweb.google.com/102802653278700893632/20130126#5837917643316501570
Bryan, good timing..
https://picasaweb.google.com/102802653278700893632/20130126#5837917643316501570
Bryan, good timing..
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Hudson
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Achiu came over today and we mounted up the new Canyon Cages that came in the mail yesterday. No issues with the install, no grinding needed. They just bolted up without a hitch (I can thank achiu for that).
Glad I got these, and wished I'd had them before the prior tip over. Would have easily saved a mirror and the side bag.
Going to mount up a set of Garauld pegs too, after trying out Achiu's.
Glad I got these, and wished I'd had them before the prior tip over. Would have easily saved a mirror and the side bag.
Going to mount up a set of Garauld pegs too, after trying out Achiu's.
LAF
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I am wondering if bolts or hardware are supplied with these? Would seem just like sliders the motor mount bolts need to be a length for the cage?
Any information would be appreciated.
Any information would be appreciated.
Auburn
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Yes all mounting hardware is included
LAF
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Thank you I ass u me so but wanted to be sure. I decided to try it and will wait for it to arrive. Forward pegs and a lighting solution will go on it so I am pretty excited to receive it to spend even more money.
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