Motorcycle Foot Pegs Foot Rest Highway Footpegs Compatible with Road King Street Glide Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Yamaha 25mm 32mm 34mm (Black)

For the price, I thought these worked very well. Ordered for a 12 hr drive and they performed well. No instructions, but you shouldn’t need any. Very simple. Just keep the little flat silver piece in when you attach peg to mount. It helps hold it up

Really nice! Fits well, looks good!

Initial: Disappointed. First order was missing a bolt and obviously not new, probably someone's return. Going to try for a replacement because I like the design. This set was missing a bolt and there was a chip of one of the foot pegs just like others showed in their pictures. Update: Replacement was complete and new. Easy installation if you are intuitive but there were no instructions. I had to look at the magnified pictures to get all the pieces in the right places. There are still 2 plug in silver plugs that I have no idea where they go but they are irrelevant to the working of the pegs. The spacers, for 1 inch tubes, are slick plastic. I had to put all spacers in to make enough space to crank the bolt tight enough to hold on a 1 inch tube. It seems tight enough now but time will tell. Will probably have to put in a piece of rubber later to make it hold.

The primary problem with these foot pegs, is they come with plastic shims to accommodate different diameter bars for installing on to. The shims are necessary, however, the fact that they are a smooth plastic is a problem when you mount thm on a smooth metal bar (motorcycle frame, crash bars, etc.) they have the tendency to slide down the bars when you put the weight of your feet/legs on them. It doesn't matter how hard you tighten them they will slide slide down. What is needed, is for the shims to have a thin rubberized coating on the inside, or a peel & stick rubber insert than can be pasted inside them. I just installed a handlebar phone mount from Tiakia. This phone mount had very similar shims and Tiaka was astute enough to provide rubberized paste on pads for the shims. A great phone mount by the way, so I pasted their link below my review. At any rate, to alleviate the issue, I took an old tire tube and cut my own rubber strips and glued them inside the shims. This stops the sliding. On another note, no installation guide was provided. Not a problem for many, but I think others could benefit from some directions. I had no problem mounting them, however, the parts shown in the pic I uploaded were left over. I have no idea what they are for and saw no need for them. Tiakia Phone mount (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09TDL664Z?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1)

These look fantastic on my Kawasaki 1700 Vaquero. Be sure to fit the shims they give you as it aids in there being a way to raise and lower them. I've waited a couple of weeks to review this as there were some issues. 1/1/4 inch bar owners you will have no room for shims or anything else at all so be prepared to risk marking your crash bars. I managed not to putting them on but i will have if i take them off. The clamping mechanisim is such that they require four small screws to be undone on a plate that i thought would not hold. It has so far and it's all stayed tight. I don't fully strust them with my life yet so do be careful as if these fail and your foot falls off you could litterally have an accident. Saying that ive seen no weakness from them and at one thrid the price of Kurayaken foot pegs which i have had slip before they are a bargain.

Ordered in September for a Christmas present for my husband and here it is December 27th, he tried to put them on and the freaking housing cracked on BOTH. Of course the return window is closed. WASTE OF $$$$ and a crappy Christmas for him

I have a 2012 Honda Shadow Phantom which I ride during the warmer months. I love the bike except for the fact that my left knee began getting sore after long rides due to the position of the factory foot pegs. I could have purchased and installed foot control extenders but I wanted to get a crash bar for the bike anyway. I installed the crash bar and put these pegs on the guard. It works great. The first trip I used this combination on was a 270 miler with me and my girlfriend through Michigan. These pegs performed flawlessly the entire trip.

Fit our trike great!

They are really good quality pegs. Nice and heavy and solid and they look great on my bike.

Fits properly

Super cheap garbage, one of them broke off first ride.

The surface is hard plastic and slippery as already stated. The casting broke on the right side. Don’t waste your money as I did. They just look good. Don’t count here.

These will work but ...quality is not the greatest, when bolt tighten the one bolt will touch pedal which hits the pedal and does not allow to swing ...had to modify..