2013 foot peg pads

[ahchiu]

I just got my 2013 peg pads for my Gen2, they are more cushy and will take more vibration from the foot pegs, here is a link to pictures for a side by side comparision.

https://picasaweb.google.com/102802653278700893632/20130206#

 

[BILL P]

What is the part # for the dealer parts dept?

 

[ahchiu]

What is the part # for the dealer parts dept?

I got mine from Cycle Parts Warehouse retails around $15.00 each, Cycle Parts $11.00 each, Part # 4BP-27413-00-00

 

[Mihalis fjr]

Very interesting!

Do they fit and in Gen 1??

 

[fossilrider]

Boats.net 12.08

https://www.boats.net/parts/detail/yamaha/Y-4BP-27413-00-00.html

 

[JamesK]

I just got my 2013 peg pads for my Gen2, they are more cushy and will take more vibration from the foot pegs, here is a link to pictures for a side by side comparision.
https://picasaweb.google.com/102802653278700893632/20130206#

Looks interesting, might last longer too.

 

[ahchiu]

Very interesting!Do they fit and in Gen 1??

Yes

 

[escapefjrtist]

Nice Marcus! Have to check them out at Tech Day...or sooner.

--G

 

[Mihalis fjr]

Very interesting!Do they fit and in Gen 1??

Yes

Thanks!

 

[Harald]

Looks interesting, might last longer too.

I had hope for longer lasting, but I think that the hollow center results in a taller peg but no more rubber. I just replaced the rubbers on my 07 with about 69,000 miles on it because they were heavily worn. I had already swapped them side to side to even out wear, but now they were really shot.

 

[Matt101]

How do they secure to the peg. I thought they screwed through from underneath?

 

[ahchiu]

How do they secure to the peg. I thought they screwed through from underneath?

correct, just remove the old and replcement pad.

 

[Auron]

They'll be back ordered in no time...

 

[allrider]

I had hope for longer lasting, but I think that the hollow center results in a taller peg but no more rubber. I just replaced the rubbers on my 07 with about 69,000 miles on it because they were heavily worn. I had already swapped them side to side to even out wear, but now they were really shot.

How do you wear out the rubbers? I had one fall apart on an old bike from dry rot one time, but never wore one out. Are ya figiting around on em while your riding?

If these are taller your gonna have ta buy peg lowering links or your ergos will be all screwed up!

 

[ahchiu]

They compress a little when you step on them.

 

[JamesK]

I had hope for longer lasting, but I think that the hollow center results in a taller peg but no more rubber. I just replaced the rubbers on my 07 with about 69,000 miles on it because they were heavily worn. I had already swapped them side to side to even out wear, but now they were really shot.

How do you wear out the rubbers? I had one fall apart on an old bike from dry rot one time, but never wore one out. Are ya figiting around on em while your riding?

If these are taller your gonna have ta buy peg lowering links or your ergos will be all screwed up!

I can easily go through a set of peg rubbers in a year (typically 40k + miles).

It really depends on how and where you ride I think. I try to spend as much time out on the twisties so you're constantly shifting and moving your feet around on the pegs for the turns...

 

[Auron]

Can anyone confirm they vibrate less?

 

[ahchiu]

Can anyone confirm they vibrate less?

They soak up vibration and shock better than old pads.

 

[Harald]

I had hope for longer lasting, but I think that the hollow center results in a taller peg but no more rubber. I just replaced the rubbers on my 07 with about 69,000 miles on it because they were heavily worn. I had already swapped them side to side to even out wear, but now they were really shot.

How do you wear out the rubbers? I had one fall apart on an old bike from dry rot one time, but never wore one out. Are ya figiting around on em while your riding?

If these are taller your gonna have ta buy peg lowering links or your ergos will be all screwed up!

I can easily go through a set of peg rubbers in a year (typically 40k + miles).

It really depends on how and where you ride I think. I try to spend as much time out on the twisties so you're constantly shifting and moving your feet around on the pegs for the turns...

What he said!