🚴 KINSPORY Aluminum Bike Pegs Backseats Stands 3/8 inch - 26 Teeth (Pack of 2) Review

They look good at first glance, but they don't last at all. Less than 4 months later my child's bike had a fall and the threads were frayed. Now they are useless

You are too small. Too compact for preferred use. I expected them to be easier and safer. The finish looks like it might chip. The price was ok.

Pay attention to the size. I didn't and they were smaller than expected. Great pegs, saved them for my son's bike. Real metal, easy installation, great product at a great price

I ordered these for my son to use with his Mongoose L100 bike as described. Unfortunately they didn't fit and we sent them back. Everywhere sad face

We bought these to attach to a bike to use on a stationary stand and they still work great. They look nice and shiny and my kid loves them because they are functional. They are very strong and keep our bike in place even with heavy people.

Nice looking hollow needles that make them very light. My only complaint is that I only have half threads and then they get stuck. I think the thread was broken on both. Having an old BMX I forced them and it worked for my application but on a fancy bike I don't know if I would have done the same.

DO NOT BUY THIS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. We bought it for our son's bike. The metal is so soft that the internal threads ripped off in two days of use. This resulted in the loss of the jockey wheel and a bicycle accident for my child. They pose an enormous safety risk and should not be installed on any bicycle.

Well we bought 2 of these. One undressed in the first week and undressed in the second month. My boys are 5 and 8 years old. They are not fat but are of medium height. Neither is rough with their bikes and both were very excited about these footpegs. But it was short-lived because, as I said, within a few months one of every set fell off and didn't hold up well. So if you want them to be more for show rather than use than they are for you. We don't feel like they're a good fit for us.

So haven't ridden it yet. You look very stylish to me. I think they could let you take a front fork that's offset too far to be flat and then drill the dropouts further back so they're closer to zero offset, which I could do. Pegs are pegs which means they aren't unpredictable, judging by this technique in particular they mostly have good hex tapers that are easy to grab with an adjustable wrench I would think but I haven't tried these because. My main intention was to use these for my rear…