I often use the passengers pegs for freeway riding. Drops me down
into a sportbike like position and gets my head out of some of the
wind. Caused some questions first time I came back from a ride with
the passenger pegs down when I'd left with them up.
At 07:46 AM 10/26/2011, you wrote:
For me (6'4" tall) the highway pegs mounted to the crash bars are
less comfortable than the normal pegs, but they are nice to have for
a change of riding position. I wouldn't spend $120 for them when you
can get a set for $20 that don't look bad. As for a fairing for
someone my size they need to be as tall as the stock mirrors to be
effective, but no more than that. I personally like a fairing that
only shields my body but not my head, and is below my line of sight.
That way I don't get turbulence shaking my head, and booming in my
helmet, or glare/dirt/rain/fog on the wind screen blocking my view.
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Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2011 08:33:52 -0400
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Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] pegs/windshield
Hey guys,
My friend just bought like new 1995 NH 750 and its so beautiful and
clean and nice, that i decided to add some stuff to my 1993 nh 750
I want to add high way pegs and windshield
so the ? is, are the high way pegs comfortable for that bike?? are
they worth it?? because they cost about 120 dollars, and where is
the good place to buy them if they are worth it.
for the windshield, i want something sporty and cool looking, since
im only 27 :) yet something that will get some air off my chest...
i kind of like those small ones but do they do the job??
any ideas/comments please....
thank you
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