Replacing toe peg on shifter

[Landstar]

Anybody replaced the toe shifter peg on a Roadster , and if so, what with, seems like the rubber on the stock one marks my boots. And I do not want to go Harley, and trade my brown boots for black. I will not wear the biker club uniform I am a Motorcyclist not a BikerThanks up front for any info.

 

[Jag]

Really!!!! Trade you bike for that?

 

[Landstar]

Really!!!! Trade you bike for that?[/

One must keep up appearances can't be riding around looking like a greasy bike

 

[Landstar]

For a solid aluminum one probably with no rubber maybe I should have explained that, hell might want to wear white tennis shoes one day you never know.

 

[warp9.9]

Just fill the grooves with black permatex and wrap tape around it to smooth it out until it cures.

 

[Landstar]

Just fill the grooves with black permatex and wrap tape around it to smooth it out until it cures.

 

[Landstar]

It's just the rubber seems really cheap on the OEM and I guess I was looking for solid metal maybe a little longer I'll just look around, Maybe I'll find something on fleabay or somewhere thanks for the info

 

[warp9.9]

If you lube it you will be able to slide it off. Maybe you can get a smooth one to put on it. Or wrap it in brown leather to match your booties

A little humor there!!!!

 

[Rick Morris]

I have seen a cover for the peg for guys that dont want to mark up their loafers. Check the inner web I am sure you will find one.

 

[rocketjohn]

Shifter smudge is a rite of passage....if you ain't got none...you don't ride enough. But that said...the thread on the shifter for the peg is the same as that on Indian and Victory and possibly others.