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Pegs for fat feet

Ray Slocomb

Ray Slocomb

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I've tried the search and either I'm not using the right wording or it isn't there.
I want larger foot pegs both longer and wider. I wouldn't mind a bit lower also. Internet research doesn't seem to produce an acceptable answer . I can add to the stock ones but would prefer to keep them original. Any info is appreciated.
 
SW Motec has what you are looking for. They have a few different types so don't just use the link but look for yourself to be sure to see the offerings.

sw-motech.us/products/ergonomics/footrests/4052572039397.htm

I do not believe that the footpeg mounts differ from an 08-09 Stelvio to the later ones. I would double check this with them though before ordering.
 
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I contacted the folks at sw-motech and they don't know if their product will fit other years and they said to contact an expert.:D I guess I'll look around some more and if nothing else, I have a lathe and a mill along with a good tig machine so I can make something. I was hoping for an easy solution.
 
Greetings. Not sure if this is what you are looking for. I just bought some Pivot Pegz for my Stelvio. Install was super easy. The 'pegz' are much larger than the Stelvio's OEM set, but not ridiculously so. As the name suggests, they also pivot forward and aft a bit, adding range of motion. They don't provide adjustment for lowering the 'pegz', however. I have noticed much more comfort when riding, both on road and standing while off road.
 
Well the PivotPegz offer only 1 option for Stelvios 2007-2018 so as I suspected, the footpeg setup is the same for all Stelvios between those years.

It’s curious that SW-Motech didn’t know this.

So now you have 2 options.

2D5C15C9 1461 4CB2 B8BA 957AAEBB1889
 
Could very well be what I am looking for. Not cheap but good quality seldom is.
I'm leaving for 10 days on my wing because it has a Russell seat and will order these when I return.
Thanks for the info.
 
Pivot Pegz installed. Almost to pretty to install and get dirty. If you swap the mounts they can be lowered but only 7mm. I'm going to leave them as is for now. The extra size is great.
 
After riding with the new pegs for a bit the only down side I find is it's harder to get the side stand down with the wider pegs. I think I'll weld a small extension to the stand to make it easier to get your toe on it. Other than that they are a good upgrade for those with big feet.
 
Ray Slocomb said:
After riding with the new pegs for a bit the only down side I find is it's harder to get the side stand down with the wider pegs. I think I'll weld a small extension to the stand to make it easier to get your toe on it. Other than that they are a good upgrade for those with big feet.
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When you weld remove the side stand from the bike. You don't want to damage any of the electronics on the bike.
 
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