S251 Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 Here are a few pictures of the finished prototype for the passenger pegs modification. Spot the incongruity. Sorry it is on the full size photo!
dlaing Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 Spot the incongruity. Brake line is dangling dangerously close to exhaust. or You already scratched up the beautiful work
Richard Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 Here are a few pictures of the finished prototype for the passenger pegs modification. Spot the incongruity. Sorry it is on the full size photo! Not meaning to piss on a man's parade, but what angle do the pillion's feet sit at once on the back? It looks like either: the pillion's toes will interfere with the back of the rider's leg/heal or; the pillion's heal will rest on the carbon cans. Having had a pillion rest their heal on the carbon cans of my 1100 for a relativly short ride (about 1.5 hours) I can assure you it's not a nice experience. Their entire boot heal melted all over the can (the strangest thing was that they didn't notice the heat in their boot!!!) and I couldn't get the boot rubber off. In the end I had to admit defeat and get a new set of cans!
S251 Posted October 7, 2006 Author Posted October 7, 2006 Not meaning to piss on a man's parade, but what angle do the pillion's feet sit at once on the back? It looks like either: the pillion's toes will interfere with the back of the rider's leg/heal or; the pillion's heal will rest on the carbon cans. Having had a pillion rest their heal on the carbon cans of my 1100 for a relativly short ride (about 1.5 hours) I can assure you it's not a nice experience. Their entire boot heal melted all over the can (the strangest thing was that they didn't notice the heat in their boot!!!) and I couldn't get the boot rubber off. In the end I had to admit defeat and get a new set of cans! Yes it looks a little cramped. We seem to sit OK on the bike, my boot size is 43 and pillion's is size 37. "Feet sizes only". It was sad to scratch the paintwork during the fitting as well given that it was baked on engine paint. Pillion would not ride until I made it as good as our old 90S BMW. Pillion is happy now excepth for the odd thing on the back. OOPs With the riders clip ons and reasets my toes point to the ground 45 to 50 degrees. The pillion's feet are near flat less than 10 degrees. The exhausts are Mistral oval carbon that are shorter than the stock carbon cans so the lead pipe to the can is longer, providing more air space between the foot peg and the exhaust can than stock item. I have tried to attach a photo that shows the incongruity. 311k is too big sorry I need some help.
luhbo Posted October 7, 2006 Posted October 7, 2006 ......... I have tried to attach a photo that shows the incongruity. 311k is too big sorry I need some help. ..... Try IrfanView and consider to give this guy some money as well. Regardless what you give, it will be worth each penny. Hubert
gallo_se Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 Yes it looks a little cramped. We seem to sit OK on the bike, my boot size is 43 and pillion's is size 37. "Feet sizes only". It was sad to scratch the paintwork during the fitting as well given that it was baked on engine paint. Pillion would not ride until I made it as good as our old 90S BMW. Pillion is happy now excepth for the odd thing on the back. OOPs With the riders clip ons and reasets my toes point to the ground 45 to 50 degrees. The pillion's feet are near flat less than 10 degrees. The exhausts are Mistral oval carbon that are shorter than the stock carbon cans so the lead pipe to the can is longer, providing more air space between the foot peg and the exhaust can than stock item. I have tried to attach a photo that shows the incongruity. 311k is too big sorry I need some help. so, when are they ready to be bought?
Guest Cantaloop Posted October 10, 2006 Posted October 10, 2006 Wow, thats the solution.. my girl ist 6ft tall, her shoesize is 42... She hates my V11.
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