🏍️ High-Quality CNC Foot Pegs & Footrests for YZ80 YZ125 YZ250 YZ500 YZ490 WR200 WR250 WR500 TTR90 TTR110 TR125 TTR250 XT250 Motorcycle Review

Footrests are convenient and easy to install. Good wide grip pens. I would give 5 stars but they didn't seem to be fully seated and as such not at exactly a 90 degree angle to the bike.

Fits Yamaha WR250R. They don't. You can put them in the mount but they won't fold and you have to modify the stock spring. As I write, I'm looking for a replacement.

Not suitable for Yamaha TT—R110. Three installation angles are wrong. It takes a lot of matching to fix and defeat the blue peg purchase. The color is really beautiful. Interesting that after all the bad reviews they actually fit.

These footpegs fit my '09 xt250 but don't seem to be as strong as the OEM footpegs. They're wider and definitely more comfortable, but the spring mechanism that allows the OEM footpegs to raise and lower doesn't work on them.

Used these pedals on ttr125, didn't fit, had to drill a hole on the opposite side to get the spring in and after that the spring doesn't fit anymore I have enough strength to pushing them back in disappointment as it's one of the few we've found that "matches" my son's off-road bike.

They are advertised as compatible with my XT250. When I received the product, I found that the right pedal (brake side) works perfectly and the spring mechanism is fully functional. However, the left side (clutch side) was not affected. The hole on the bottom of the footpeg is in the wrong position to work with the OEM spring. My solution was to drill a small hole in the right place for the spring and pop/latch function to work properly. I tried asking the seller for help possibly getting a new

2002 The TTR125 needed some minor modifications/buffing/buffing especially on the passenger side footrest to allow it to lie flatter as it wanted to sit. and back at a slight angle. It is also recommended to file it slightly so that it bends a bit. I could just as easily install and use with no modifications, but wanted to take the extra time to feel a little better. As expected, the footpegs came without springs or other hardware, and existing parts from the bike were used to install these new