ZX14 lowering pegs
ZX14 lowering pegs
I have a new zx14 and would like to lower the pegs for a bit more leg room. Anyone know of some options
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Fred
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
These are good, (Vortex rearsets)MKY wrote:I have a new zx14 and would like to lower the pegs for a bit more leg room. Anyone know of some options
Adjustment Range – Back:0-20mm & Down:20mm, Up:10mm – 10mm increments, 12 positions.
You may need to change the brake line that goes between the rear slave cylinder & the ABS pump to a flexible one if you want total adjustment.
See item # 43060B
If you hunt around they can be had for a little over $300 US
Fred
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
Another option would be to raise the seat 
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
The seat is not an option as I already did the controls a reach
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slaps999
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
Why don't you try talking to SNAFU, he lowered the rear pegs (very tidy job indeed), maybe he might have some thought's on fronts.MKY wrote:I have a new zx14 and would like to lower the pegs for a bit more leg room. Anyone know of some options
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
Knight Design will come up if you search Ebay in the US.
Not cheap but very high quality finish.
They drop a full inch but you will need to loose the stock exhaust covers or be running aftermarket.
Not cheap but very high quality finish.
They drop a full inch but you will need to loose the stock exhaust covers or be running aftermarket.
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
double bubble.
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
How about off the shelf loweriñg kits for pillion pegs, as someone said SNAFU fabricated his but my metal working skills are somewhat lacking....
Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
Just for clarity it is the front rider pegs I want to lower
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Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
Sorry MKY. Your threads getting jacked a bit.
The Knight Design ones I mentioned are good.
the rear link was for kawasinley..
http://www.knightdesignllc.com/index_fi ... otpegs.htm
The Knight Design ones I mentioned are good.
the rear link was for kawasinley..
http://www.knightdesignllc.com/index_fi ... otpegs.htm
Re: ZX14 lowering pegs
I just fitted a pair of Knight Design 1" 3/8 lowered pegs with the Quadtrax tread and they have made a massive difference for comfort.
I'm 6'5 so I need all the legroom I can get - these pegs are awesome - build quality is exceptional and totally worth the $$$.
Just need to trim a little thread off the footbrake adjusting rod so I can bring down lower
I'm 6'5 so I need all the legroom I can get - these pegs are awesome - build quality is exceptional and totally worth the $$$.
Just need to trim a little thread off the footbrake adjusting rod so I can bring down lower