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Not suitable for Apollo X18. They appear to be very well made. They are cleanly processed and consist of one piece. I can try installing it on my CRF250.

Well on my '06 crf100f the pin was too short and the spring needed modification but other than that the pin itself was the piece of equipment I needed to improve my existing setup a bit . I just wish the seller would say "may need some modifications" in parentheses or something like that.

You need xr50 standard pens. The springs are a huge pain to squeeze and then push through the pin. Also, take new cotter pins, which are very small, as they will break when the pins are removed. My son parked the bike a few times. They still sit there but bounce less after spilling. They're sharp and have all the traction.

They fit crf 50 with an asterisk. They are about twice the size of the original pegs. They are durable and have a clean finish. enough so I had to use the original pen which works great. They don't fold when twisted, not really a problem as they still flex freely and don't touch the motor case. And again, they may be big. too big for a youngster but we'll give them a try and see how they work for him. It will have plenty of traction on you in muddy conditions.

DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM! When you eventually install these pins they will sag at an angle because the pins are not the right size to properly mount the Honda CRF50. The supplied screw is too short. I had to use the original. My pegs were also missing one of the spikes used for handles. I'm not saying any of the spikes weren't installed, they literally weren't drilled and threaded underneath (see attached pictures). Save your money and hopefully Revain will block this seller for lying about the…

Added to xr80r. Great big pegs. However, great pain to get on. There are no instructions and the pen is just monstrous. I had to use a screwdriver to hold the whole thing in place while fumbling with it and slowly pushing it in. This took longer than expected. Since you can get the old pegs out in 30 seconds, it took 20 minutes to install with an irresistible urge to take over my 20 pound sled. Then when you finally put them on, the footpeg needs about a millimeter more material on the inside…