Motorcycle Highway Pegs Adjustable 1.25" Highway Foot Pegs Footrest Short Angled Compatible with Softail Sportster Electra Road Glide Road King Street Glide,Chrome

The media could not be loaded. Installed on a '17 Electra Glide with lower fairings.Very nice looking for highway pegs, quality seems good. Included tools for installation.*Important Note* You need to apply threadlocker on all the bolts so they don't shake lose. *NOT included*I tried installing with the included rubber pads and plastic spacer, but it moved around too much.Removed the rubber pads and plastic washer and now they feel stable.Only just installed them, so I can't yet speak to it's durability.

Fit my stock 2017 Road Glide Special crash bars perfectly. high quality chrome too. Doesn’t look cheap against my OEM chrome. No wiggling or spinning under load. Probably about 15 minutes to install but only because I followed the instructions and was doing it alone so lining up took a minute or two. Overall recommend for the price.

Installed these on the 2019 Street Glide, they are nice looking and mounted ok. After installing them and then adding a small amount of blue lock tight to keep the Allen bolts tight (I did have trouble with them coming loose). They did not have any instructions included and at first thought there was a problem, but figured it out and they look good. I believe that the HD one's are a little bit better quality, but are also three times the price, so with that being said I feel good with these. Good luck and ride safe.

These broke during installation—didn’t even get to ride the bike with them on. The Allen wrench that came with it also snapped. Total junk. 100% do not recommend. Save your money.

Match the stock floorboards perfectly.

They came packaged very well, not a scratch on them. I was easily able to install on my 2007 Road King, and boy, that chrome is just about as nice as the Harley Stuff! Time will tell how long it will hold up though. I really had to torque the mounts down though, they wanted to rotate on the engine guard. Just beware and be careful to not over tighten and break something. There’s almost infinite ways to set them up for your comfort, so take your time and find the right spot. Use some blue loctite on ALL the hardware, even the small set screws on the backside, just for peace of mind. For $68 you can’t go wrong. They are probably the exact same pieces that Kuryakn sells, but without the markup. The material seems of good quality and they have some heft to them, so you know you can put some weight on them and not worry. Overall I’m happy, and I’ll report back if I find for some reason they are crap and didn’t last long, but I doubt it.

They look nice and feel like decent quality, however, I could not get them to stay tight no matter what I tried. Eventually one of them broke and therefore I have an $80 paper weight. I also don’t like how a 2 cent piece of paper cannot be thrown in (instructions) but I eventually figured it out.

The only hard part was getting the peg and the two little metal pieces into position to get the bolt in right. Everything else was easy. And they dont move. I put blue locktight on all the bolts. Went on a 100+ mile ride today and they worked great and nothing came lose. I installed them on a harley-davidson 2020 FXLR Low rider crash bar. You can't beat price.