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1991 R100GS Paris Dakar Foot Peg Question
Can someone verify part numbers for the rubber inserts that apparently go into the front toothed pegs of these bikes ? According to the parts fiche the numbers should be: 46 71 1 451 397 left 46 71 1 451 398 right The fiche sketch shows these rubber parts to be such that they would insert... -
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BMW adjustable pegs
Bought them online from BMW Motorrad Bohling and installed them tonight. Beautifully made. They are 134.92 GBP for the pair. Shipping was 32.80 GBP. So total was about $217 US. About 70 bucks less than anywhere else I've seen. I'll see how they feel when I go for a ride... -
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Footpegs
Hi all, I am converting an R1150RTP. I pride myself on being frugal and have managed to convert the radio box to a Corbin rear seat and put a new (to me) stock muffler on the thing for a total of $500. I'm stuck on the rear foot pegs now. What models have interchangeable footpegs with mine...- Afield
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