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Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Wed Jul 01, 2015 12:51 pmby betajuice
Johnno wrote:Bloke I ride with occasionally said his Husaberg came fitted with household door stops bolted on in lieu of Stegz.
Genius.
he took them off though.
i did the same thing on an FE570, the bolt holes in the frame were almost perfectly positioned.
Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Thu Jul 02, 2015 12:36 amby Johnno
I think it's your old bike, Barry.
The guy did a Birchy tuition day and now rides about 300% better no exaggeration.
Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Sat Jul 04, 2015 5:27 pmby redrider
I wonder if just mounting a rubber nipple to the upper inner surface of the boot wouldn't be about $250 cheaper.....
Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Wed Jul 08, 2015 10:42 pmby Metalefty
Got my Steg Pegs about a month ago and have ridden with them several times. Took me a little to get used to but they do help with my armpump, they work for me.
Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Thu Dec 31, 2015 4:23 pmby italian princess
Just purchased the 2016 xtrainer and was wanting some Steg Pegz, do the exist for this model.
Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Thu Dec 31, 2015 5:24 pmby Gazza
Just put a set on my 15 XT. Same part number as RR300. SP45.
Re: Steg Pegz to eliminate arm pump & reduce fatigue
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Sun Jan 03, 2016 10:29 amby Moke
Commenting on these Stegs pegs. I recently installed them on my 16 x trainer, and for a 62 year old single track rider they worked great . As noted it took a few adjustments to get where I wanted them, but man they helped my grip ,arm pump, and all around enjoyment of riding this cool little machine ! So yeah there expensive, and yeah now that I have them I could make my own or mount some skate board wheel on my plastic?, lol .For me the 150 bucks made my tracking threw the woods way moe fun I know I will get even better with the technique of dealing with these gizmos. So not for the tight asses out there , I'm glad I stumbled on them..ride safe...