simonwb
Back in black
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I've seen at least one bike on this site with something like these fitted, but haven't seen a specific post dedicated to them, so here goes...
I've been toying with the idea of powdercoating my OE footpegs in black, but thought I'd also try this option:
Fitted, up close:
And from a distance:
Apologies for the state of my bike - it's what one winter's road salt and a half**sed attitude towards cleaning does for you.
The inserts are of course easy peasy to fit, but not cheap - UK £43 from Powerbronze here.
Nevertheless, IMO they look good (and match my carbon fibre tax disc holder lol) and if, like me, you've got a black bike, they do take down the brashness of the OE heel plates a little. However, if it's the proper stealth look you're after, they'll be no substitute for powdercoating the whole footpeg assemblies in black. I'll live with these inserts for a while and see what I think. Another winter's riding they'll probably be near as dammit black anyway...
I've been toying with the idea of powdercoating my OE footpegs in black, but thought I'd also try this option:
Fitted, up close:
And from a distance:
Apologies for the state of my bike - it's what one winter's road salt and a half**sed attitude towards cleaning does for you.
The inserts are of course easy peasy to fit, but not cheap - UK £43 from Powerbronze here.
Nevertheless, IMO they look good (and match my carbon fibre tax disc holder lol) and if, like me, you've got a black bike, they do take down the brashness of the OE heel plates a little. However, if it's the proper stealth look you're after, they'll be no substitute for powdercoating the whole footpeg assemblies in black. I'll live with these inserts for a while and see what I think. Another winter's riding they'll probably be near as dammit black anyway...
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