🏍️ Ciro 60100 Chrome Floorboard Highway Peg Mount for 2009-2016 FLH Touring Models Review

High quality materials, durable metal parts. I removed one star as the left side is not properly aligned on the bike and needs to be milled or sanded to adjust.

Really great product! A great alternative to the crash bars on Harley touring motorcycles. Especially if the bike has lower fairings! Also much more adjustable. My local Harley dealer was very impressed and they will be in stock now.

Installed these brackets on my 20's Road Glide Limited. Fits fantastic. The clasps are so strong. Don't expect to ever have problems. On the other hand, they are very expensive considering that the pens have to be ordered separately. I think you pay for what you get.

I have a 2015 Ultra Limited and on the right hand side is a standard footboard support which you will need to remove as it will be replaced, it is removed from the factory. They use one of the original bolts with the original gasket for the front, but they should supply a gasket for the rear bolt and a slightly longer head bolt.

. After spending $400 on these pins and pins I figured the installation and overall quality would be great...well I was wrong. the bolt went up The instruction was the most horrible and not understandable at all! I have to send it back but the installation took too long, I just leave it

I bought a 2002 Tri GLide Ultra last Friday and rode about 150 miles home without footpegs. uhhh. There's nothing quite like sitting on a bike for a few hours feeling like you're in the aisle of a Southwest Airlines flight! I have ridden most of my life - bought my first Harley (Softtail Custom) and switched to a "Geezer GLide" in 2002. The first thing I did on both bikes was add a set of road pegs - a 6ft high must! I was skeptical about the frame mounted system, but. Fine. I'm sold! I don't…

These road bike pegs on the frame are made of durable steel! The frame mount design keeps it clear of my roll bars and lowers it for quick access to the rear brake and shifter. I hate using Freeway pegs that attach to roll bars. In my opinion, they ruin my road king's smooth lines, they keep my feet off the controls, and every time I see someone driving in traffic with their legs up like they're going through a gyno exam, I cringe. . The time it takes him to get from the pegs to the controls…