[Richard C]

does anyone have any experience with the areo highway pegs. Those are the ones that mount in the valve covers folding away so that not seen when not in use? I am considering getting some but wanted some feed back from someone who has them. Thanks

 

[fossil92]

Richard, I don't know if this will help you out but there are 8 reviews in the following link. I must admit if I had an 1800 I would be looking at these too. Good Luck.

http://wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/232_Footpeg_Floorboards/28969_GL1800_AeroPeg_Adjustable_Billet_Aluminum_Engine/?goto=/pgroup_list/gl1800/232_goldwing_Footpeg_Floorboards/des/?page=2

 

[Richard C]

Areo pegs

Thanks for the site, I am ordering a set today. I will let you know how they work out. I plan a trip up to La Grange Georgia (320 miles) in a couple of weeks and I want them before I depart. Thanks again Richard

 

[gwingbuzz]

I have had the Areo Pegs for 4 months I like em Buzz

 

[gwingbuzz]

I have had the Aero Pegs for 4 months I like em Buzz

 

[joe in calif]

From the picture there doesn't seem to be anything to hook your toe on to open them. How do you open them when your moving?

 

[Two Wheel Wing]

I've asked this question before but have never gotten an answer. As there any concerns about the added pressure from your feet on the valve covers? Will the added weight from your legs cause any problems?

 

[ronzilla]

... Howdy ... 2-wheel ... I Think That Would Be A Real Concern ... The Valve Cover Bolts Are Made For A Straight Linear Pull Not Side Pressure ... Plus It Might Compress The Gasket Unevenly ... I Know I Put Pressure On The Pegs And My Forward Boards When I Shuffle My Butt Around To Get Mo' Comfy ... Happy Trails ...