Foot pegs.

[Ud_luz]

I had a fairly good idea this might happen when I saw there was a clearance issue with Fastway pegs on the right side. I ground the corner down some but if you look close you can see the lip bent in from hitting the bolt today. It's hard to tell from the picture but the whole peg assembly is distorted. I was lucky I didn't damage the frame worse than I did.

Any pegs around that will clear the brake pedal assembly and not cause this on a big rock hit again ( I ride really tough rocky trails)?

[Kris]

I just put some IMS Pro Series pegs on my EC200 and they seems to clear when totally folded. They have a large clearance recess in that spot.

[Ud_luz]

Originally Posted by Kris

I just put some IMS Pro Series pegs on my EC200 and they seems to clear when totally folded. They have a large clearance recess in that spot.

What bike did you get them for? GasGas isn't listed. I'm assuming KTM.

[gasgasman]

YZ foot pegs.

[gasgasman]

http://www.gasgasrider.org/forum/sho...ight=foot+pegs

[Ud_luz]

My Fastways were for a KTM and fit fine. Interesting the YZ is a direct replacement.

[webmaster]

I remember having to grind the corner on the fastway pegs made for a YZ - to fit on my '01 gasgas...

jeff

[zeuszuki]

Originally Posted by webmaster

I remember having to grind the corner on the fastway pegs made for a YZ - to fit on my '01 gasgas...

jeff

X2, ground quite a bit too!!!

[Kris]

Originally Posted by Ud_luz

What bike did you get them for? GasGas isn't listed. I'm assuming KTM.

Gas Gas is listed on Imsproducts.com. The box that mine came in also lists 97+ YZ125/250, as well as several other Yamahas and GasGas.

[nknudsen]

A die grinder is your friend with Fastway pegs. Remove peg material (where it contacts the brake pedal) until the peg stop can hit the frame and not the peg hitting the brake pedal.