🏍️ Ultimate Riding Comfort: GDAUTO Motorcycle Footpegs Highway Pegs for Road King, Street Glide, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki Engine Guard Review

Fits my racing handlebars without small inserts. They were pretty easy to put on and position correctly. Looks and feels like much more expensive pegs for a lot less money.

Two sets of these built in, the instructions are abysmal at best, you'll find out for yourself. The only real problem I had was with the rotation of the footage itself, it's very hard not to rotate it.

Installed on my Indian Chieftain. The spacers that came with the pins were not used as the strut became too wide to use the screw. I used the extra rubber pad that came with the phone mount and worked to protect my road handlebars and keep the pins firmly engaged to screw them down. They don't stick out too much and look great on the bike, plus I can stretch my legs on long rides.

I have a Suzuki Boulevard C50 with 1.25 inch road handlebars. I couldn't use the plastic insert on the part that attaches to the road beam. It's okay, but now it's metal on metal. The included gaskets flex as soon as you tighten them. So now the pedal is free. I had to find a thicker washer to fit snugly to hold the pins up when you're not using them. The fittings appear to be lighter than those of the Kemimoto. The hardware didn't break while putting it on, but I'm wondering how long it will…