Motorcycle Foot Pegs, Double Adjustable Front Rider Footpegs Footrest Rest Pedal Black Compatible with EX250 EX300 EX400 EX650 Z125 Z400 Z650 Z750 Z800 Z900 Z900RS Z1000 Z1000SX ZX6R ZX10R ZX14R

My fiance has broken 3 pairs of Amazon pegs learning g to ride, this pairs has held up, never bent, broke, adjustable to fit her small feet better. Awesome pegs! Easy to install, built tough! And worth every penny.

Overall the pegs are very good and an amazing value. As other have mentioned, they are a bit "slippery" as there are only circular grooves, rather than cross-hatching, knurling, or rubber pads that would provide a more grippy surface. This lack of grip is actually perfect for me as the stock pegs on my 2022 Aprilia Tuono 660 were too grippy and they grabbed onto the soles of my riding boots making it difficult to reposition my feet. These pegs don't do that which is what I wanted. But if your riding boots or shoes are lacking grip then you may find these to be too slippery. One minor issue or difference from the stock Aprilia pegs is that the actual foot peg area where you place your feet is about 1.25 inches from the peg hinge because of an intermediate piece that allows the peg to be rotated. With the stock Aprilia pegs my feet were closer to the bike (right next to the peg hinge), but with these pegs my feet are a bit further out. Not a huge deal but something to note. Maybe this isn't the case when fitted to bikes from other manufacturers. The second minor issue is that these pegs are sharp! I walked too close to my parked bike wearing shorts and the peg sliced my leg open! I'm probably going to find something to use as peg covers to avoid any further accidents. Very happy with my purchase as the two issues noted are minor and the pegs looks great and work well so far.

They are light and adjustable. I recommend using locktite on both bolts. Looks good but Im not sure how they’ll hold up if the bike falls on them. Worth the money though.

My old pegs snapped because I bumped into a pole in a narrow passage (only the pegs hit luckily). These are a fatastic replacement. Durable, well-made, and fairly priced. I actually bought cheapo ones first, but they could not fit properly and felt cheap. Opted to spend a tiny bit more for these and 100% worth the money over the cheapest stuff. Granted there's other brands out there that are higher quality, but I didn't want to spend over $100 on some machined aluminum. I also have their brake & clutch levers and they have been fantastic for the last few years.

With my boots these pegs are somewhat slippery but I wouldn't consider it a dangerous condition. The part on the peg that mounts to the motorcycle is of the proper size with no mounting issues. I did however have an issue with the bolts that hold the round part to the inner piece. The bolts are too long and needed to be shortened slightly to stop them from bottoming on the inner mounting bracket. I have now put 250 miles on a Ducati Hyperstrada with these footpegs. They actually are way too slippery and are downright dangerous. If you ride as you should by weighting the inside peg in a corner your boot has a tendency to slip toward the outside of the peg and it takes a conscience effort to keep it where it belongs. That is something I don't need to think about all the time when riding. I can no longer recommend these pegs.

The pegs fit correctly, looked great, and seemed to be decent quality materials. A little stabby if your claf hits the end. They are not safe in the rain. The traction cuts in the peg only run one way, so a speed bump can cause your foot to slip forward or back. Had to spend a little more to get a long term solution.

Good looking set of pegs. Anodizing looks good. The adjustments are nice for a custom fit. These fit my KTM Super Duke 990 great.

The foot pegs structurally were fine, there is a spacer that allows for the pegs to be lowered pushing your legs out further from the bike, the pegs are also fairly short so it made things way too awkward for my likening. These were a good test to see if I would like aftermarket rearsets but I wouldn’t ride with them especially not in a sporty manner. Others stated that they were slippery but I added some skateboard grip tape to solve that problem. They just make things way too awkward for my liking.