🚴 Enhance Your Riding Experience with SMT-1" Review

The only negative thing I can say is that you really have to tighten the clamps so that they don't slip, but you can. Really good sticks.

Very poor workmanship. Black has only worn out by buying it. In addition, some bolts were rounded during installation. They are visually appealing as long as they don't look worn after installation. Very disappointed.

Great set of adjustable footrests. The only problem are the small hex head screws which can snap off if over tightened. Installed them on a 2017 Africa Twin DCT with legacy driver lower roll bars. 1.25" is the true size of the tube. Also comes with plastic bushings for 1" tubing. A very practical option for long trips.

Purchased to add the leg extension to the Kawasaki Concours Canyon handlebar. The brackets are solid and the pegs are pretty sturdy and look nice. I never flip them so the washing mechanism isn't an issue, but if I did I'd like something that clicks up and down like the original bike pins. It's not a problem for me, maybe for some it is. The rubber is thick and holds up well. In general a good product.

I wanted to fit some road pegs to my Sports Tourer using SW Motech roll bars. They are 1 inch in diameter. The clips on these pegs come with plastic inserts that presumably can be used for 1" poles. They don't provide enough support. Between clamps and plastic inserts. I haven't done a ride test yet, but just sitting on the bike and saying "vroom vroom" causes the footpegs to slowly crawl onto it under the weight of my feet. to think of something else to keep them from moving.

Blinds ordered because there are no reviews yet. I'm glad I did! They seem well constructed, heavier than I expected and very cheap compared to big brands. Let's face it, when you order something made in China, you never know what you might get! I would have no hesitation in recommending her to friends, family and neighbors. There are a couple of relatively minor reasons I didn't give them a 5, and I'll explain them here. 1) No instructions. While this is relatively easy to figure out, some…