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 Dusty King of the Rim

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 Posted: 17:28 - 13 Jul 2004 Post subject: Do rider pegs have to be spring loaded for trackdays? |
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I'm looking to swap my cat's pillion pegs on for the rider ones, but the pillion pegs don't have a groove for a spring. They'll still fold up they just won't spring back down.
Does anyone thing this will be a problem for a trackday? On the slight off chance the organisers notice. ____________________ Gallery |
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 kev I Hump Things

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 Robin Scooby Slapper

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Must depend on the track/scrutineers.
I've done one in the past on an MZ250
The pegs there are/were welded direct to the frame. |
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 Danny Ask Me About Stoppie School

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 Dusty King of the Rim

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 Posted: 22:16 - 13 Jul 2004 Post subject: |
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I've just put washers in and tightened them so they're solid. I hope my feet won't be off the pegs, but if they are I don't want the pegs folding away.
If they're solid they may even act as crude crash bungs.  ____________________ Gallery |
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 bikegirl Nitrous Nuisance

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 Posted: 22:48 - 13 Jul 2004 Post subject: |
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I've never had my bike checked at a track day.
If you have a rear set on then they are fixed pegs anyway... such as a Harris set. Can't see a problem - it's not unsafe, just a pain for you if you peg down and end up going slow for a few corners searching for the peg again! ____________________ www.bikegirl.co.uk |
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 jonboy Trackday Trickster

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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 194 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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