Pegs & Foot Controls

Confirm the exact mounting method and fitment listed for the peg or control, including the motorcycle model or the bar, bracket, or mount dimensions it requires. Do not assume a peg fits because its shape resembles the original equipment.

Check the dimensions specified by the product, which can include mounting-bar diameter, clevis or bracket width, bolt size, hole spacing, and available clearance. The relevant measurement depends on the mounting system, so compare your motorcycle directly with the product specifications.

Highway pegs provide an additional place to rest your feet during appropriate riding conditions, while standard foot controls are part of the motorcycle's normal control layout. If a product changes the position or operation of a control, confirm its intended application and installation requirements carefully.

Choose a position that can be mounted securely without interfering with the motorcycle's controls, lean clearance, engine or exhaust components, or your normal riding operation. Adjustability can help, but the final position still needs to suit both the motorcycle and the rider's reach.

Not always. Some pegs are sold with mounts or hardware, while others require separate clamps, adapters, brackets, or model-specific components. Check the individual product's included-parts list before ordering.