Goldwing pegs on FJR?

[FJR JIM]

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this before but wanted to pass this along. If anyone wants bigger or flatter footpegs on their FJR, the 1800 Goldwing driver pegs are a direct fit on the stock bracket. I had a set and tried it and they fit perfect.

 

[owsley]

Thanks for the tip

 

[Old Michael]

Oh, yeah!

The more Goldwing parts you put on your FJR, the more geezer you'll get.

Which is good.

 

[FJRay]

Oh, yeah! The more Goldwing parts you put on your FJR, the more geezer you'll get.

Which is good.

You got all the geezer you need OM.

 

[Old Michael]

Oh, yeah!

The more Goldwing parts you put on your FJR, the more geezer you'll get.

Which is good.

You got all the geezer you need OM.

...says the Grand Cheese of Geezer Nation.

 

[wiggy1]

So, is his for any year of Goldwing or is there a limited model year to look for?

Also, does anyone have a picture with them on their FJR?

 

[Bill Lumberg]

Having never owned a gold wing, what is the benefit of using wing pegs over Yamaha pegs?

 

[Panman]

Having never owned a gold wing, what is the benefit of using wing pegs over Yamaha pegs?

Second & third sentence's said it all.

"If anyone wants bigger or flatter footpegs on their FJR, the 1800 Goldwing driver pegs are a direct fit on the stock bracket. I had a set and tried it and they fit perfect."

 

[Uncle Hud]

Gold Wing footpegs attached to custom mounting brackets. Not sure why you'd want bigger, flatter pegs on a sporty bike, but apparently, some folks do.

 

[mcatrophy]

Gold Wing footpegs attached to custom mounting brackets. Not sure why you'd want bigger, flatter pegs on a sporty bike, but apparently, some folks do.

Far too shiny for my bike.

 

[FJR JIM]

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They are flatter and very comfortable on long rides. Unfortunately I was not able to get the right side to fit due to the brake pedal clearance, so I used them for passenger pegs which is a huge improvement for the ladies who ride on the back.

 

[FJR JIM]

Gold Wing footpegs attached to custom mounting brackets. Not sure why you'd want bigger, flatter pegs on a sporty bike, but apparently, some folks do.

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Those are kuryakyn foot pegs. I am using stock 1800 Goldwing pegs. I just fitted them to the passenger brackets and they look amazing. If I could only figure out how to post the pictures I would love to show them off. Never been on a forum where you had to post pictures to a 3rd party internet site to get them on the forum reply.

 

[Mount Rainier]

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[FJR JIM]

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Thank you Sir. I was not able to make them work on the rider pegs as planned due to clearance issues on the brake pedal. However they work nicely on the passenger peg mounts. Had to take a little off of the side of the peg but it was no big deal. I bet the ladies who ride on the back would love these.