Titanium footpegs

[jedi-]

Made a set of these today which fit into the oem bracket so the spring and pin can still be used.
The Titanium is really light and wont corrode.

 

[Diablotin]

Looking great Jedi.

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[PATMAX]

Very nice! Wish I had the skill, tools and material.
Only $299.99 for me to buy something like that!

 

[one2dmax]

Pretty sweet Steve. Might have to add them to the product line. Do you think you can add an undercut to them? I think the undercut adds a bit more clearance and looks a little more modern.

Sean

 

[ninjaneer]

man if only i had the equipment.....
keep poppin 'em out. your stuff looks great

 

[Redbone]

Titanium on a Vmax, the flea bag of a primate is grinning ear to ear hearing this news!

 

[gamorg02]

man if only i had the equipment.....
keep poppin 'em out. your stuff looks great

even if i had the equipment i'd have no idea, haha

 

[jedi-]

Pretty sweet Steve. Might have to add them to the product line. Do you think you can add an undercut to them? I think the undercut adds a bit more clearance and looks a little more modern.

Sean

For sure there's a bunch of different ways of doing them.
Offerings might be in Al. anodized or Stainless steel. Titanium is very expensive
and I used up some we had left over from a customers job. If the demand was still for titanium I would consider a batch of them.

 

[maleko89]

Very nice! I just wish they fit into my non-stock, custom rearsets!

 

[soundguy]

Is there more vibration?

 

[Thevmaxrider]

A nice added side effect of titanium is that they would spark really good when you drag them in a corner!

 

[jedi-]

Is there more vibration?

No vibration at all

 

[customizedcreationz]

That is the one thing I hated about solid pegs, all the vibration. Rubber pegs are definitely smoother, but don't look as cool. I swapped mine out back to rubber after a long haul one year.

Looks good and nice job!

Todd