Anybody tried to use these pegs in an Ultra with reverse gear? I have reverse gear and I am not sure they will fit together...
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Not sure where the reverse gear on a Ultra is, but the brackets to these pegs attach to the passenger floorboard bracket and then the pegs move into positions from behind the floorboard up and forward of the floorboard. It will lock into positions along this arc.
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Not sure but...Kuryakyn has people answering the phone that could give you the answer. The girl I questioned probably could rebuild my motorcycle blindfolded. Very helpful. Wife loves her new pegs, wouldn't ride without them.
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I have a 2014 Ultra Tri Glide and there is no problems what so ever with these foot pegs. You must have a earlier motel Ultra.
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I have used 8802 adapter with 8075 ISO Stirrup with Large Peg on my 2004 Honda VTX 1300 C it worked good. Now for the choice of UR pegs I am not sure. I looked on Dennis Kirk site and under vehicle model and year for UR bike it said that 8802 adapters were compatible for most Honda bikes. I hate to give U wrong answer so I will suggest that U contact seller of the pegs and they should have the right answer for U. Sorry...
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Sorry I have not tried that combination. You won't be wasting your time trying for yourself. The setup with multigear bikes leave a lot of room for adjustment, but you do need to watch some YouTube vids for advice. It takes some time if you have not done it before. If you are up for a little experimentation the shifters are great. If you want a solid system, stick to manufacture's specs. Amazon let's you returns stuff. They will work, not sure how well.
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These are universal and should work fine. It does have a polarity switch. So if the pedal is working in reverse of what it should the flick of a switch should do it.
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I would say no, not without modification... Unless you are using them as "highway pegs" or maybe passenger floor boards, they will have to be modified.You are better off spending the extra $$ on "model specific" and better brand name stuff... I ended up chunking mine in a corner, and putting my factory pegs back on.
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I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be prepared to work out any issues on the rear fender, if not be ready to return them. I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be... » Read More I bought them for my Trek 7.5fx, but instead ended up using them for my Kent tandem that has 26" tires. They fit well on the Kent, but I haven't tried them on the Trek yet. The fit is fairly universal. I find that the front fender is easiest to fit. I think that because the rear geometry of bikes is so diverse, the rear fit will vary. I temp fit them to my Cannondale tandem this weekend and the front clearance was too tight and the rear required me to use a rubber band to hold the fender off of the tire tread. In the end you'll just have to try and dry fit them to your bike and be prepared to work out any issues on the rear fender, if not be ready to return them. « Show Less
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I would say no, not without modification... Unless you are using them as "highway pegs" or maybe passenger floor boards, they will have to be modified. You are better off spending the extra $$ on "model specific" and better brand name stuff... I ended up chunking mine in a corner, and putting my factory pegs back on.
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I agree with chuffyUSA and Randall S... I purchased one for my newly purchased Ultra Frame, and the mounting brackets/clamps DO NOT work with the Ultra Frame. Sending it back today.
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I recommend doing some reading. Short answer is they allow for different big big and small small gear combinations. Look here for a good explanation. http://forums.mtbr.com/drivetrain-shifters-derailleurs-cranks/when-use-long-cage-vs-short-cage-derailleur-205890.html Figure out what gears you plan on running up front and in back and then choose the appropriate cage per manufacture recommendation. I hope this helps
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No this is not an accurate pic. Look on the Kuryakyn website at 7555. This is what my pegs are.
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My giant has exposed cables with housings at each end. The shifters came with approximately 2 feet of housing for each cable. I had no problem installing the shifters on my bike. But I screwed up because I changed my brakes afterwards and had to use the rear cable on the front and buy a new cable for the rear(the new brakes needed slightly longer cables) l had already cut the cables to fit the original brakes(doh!!!) Unless you need housings from shifter to derailer(fully inclosed)you will have more than enough to install these. I think you'll be pleased with these if you buy them. Any other questions feel free to ask. I love them on my Giant Rincon
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They'll fit but I wouldn't recommend them. They're loud as hell when they get wet. I had these on my bike for a couple of weeks and had to replace them because of the noise. I switched and would recommend Avid Rim Ranglers.
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I cannot find a fitment guide anywhere for these, a lot of what I am seeing as they fit different bikes but you would have to modify.
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Yes. Those are the ones on my bike. But your derailers might have a different ratio and that could cause incosistancies when shifting.
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This has already been answered by another buyer, however I would add that if you have suspension forks, as I have, you can not get enough space to fit speed sensor!!! So back in box, back in garage, more junk!!
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Yes and these are the best foot pegs I have used on any Harley I have owned. They are nicely adjustable for reach back and forward. I recommend them.
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I have a Harley vrod and if fit perfect as I don't know your bike but I'm sure you can get a universal kits as I have seen the kits at cycle gear and I'm sure you'll be ok ... For my Harley I just removed the seat and put them on ( the pair of bags ) and put the seat back over them and they look wonderful .. I always get comments of how nice they fit .