Kuryakyn 4414 Zombie Shift Peg Review

Exactly what I was looking for, a nice metal peg to match my grips and floorboards. Had to modify the mount on my Yamaha but that was to be expected.

First of all I like the design of Widow so it looks really cool. Note that it's quite small compared to the HD equivalents. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I've been using mine for a while now and find it works well and looks good. It also seems strong and durable.

Looks great and won't ruin your boots like a standard Harley stand. My foot never slips, so don't worry. I have the right footpegs, handlebar grips, air intake and everything fits perfectly. I recommend to everyone. Looks great and couldn't be easier to install.

This item is quite expensive for what it is. It doesn't seem as difficult as it should be. I installed this and a matching brake pedal on my bike and I think we'll see if it's worth the money. The tip of the shift pedal is made of plastic. Pretty cheap for a $30 part.

I installed it on my 2013 FLHX using a Kuryakyn 1065 slotted shifter and a Kuryakyn 1045 shifter remover for a really nice single layer setup. Looks good and works well. I expect these items will last a very long time due to their quality fit and finish. Don't forget to use blue Loctite when fitting these parts!

I gave it a bad review at first, but the instructions said the bolt would turn from behind and I couldn't get through it. Remove the threads and clean out the Harley Factory Threadlocker and the clogged area on the threads and you're finally done. Plugged in and seems fine. Nothing prevents the smooth surface of the pin and the back of the bolt from rotating on the derailleur except it's tight, so we'll see. May require thread locking on switch face pin. I had to pull the heel shifter halfway…