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K1 Footpeg Brackets
- Thread starter EMSimon
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I could be mistaken, but I believe that they will all bolt on. I believe the mounts on the tranny are all the same.
The problem is that the K1 basically has factory rear sets (pegs and levers are moved rearward several inches). Moving the pegs forward will put your feet INSIDE the lower fairing making it VERY difficult to get your feet down at a stop (need to lift foot, move rearward, move outboard, put foot down). Could be a problem in parking lots.
The problem is that the K1 basically has factory rear sets (pegs and levers are moved rearward several inches). Moving the pegs forward will put your feet INSIDE the lower fairing making it VERY difficult to get your feet down at a stop (need to lift foot, move rearward, move outboard, put foot down). Could be a problem in parking lots.
