Motorcycle Front Rear Footrests Foot Pegs Pedal for Yamaha YZF R1 '98-2019, R6 '03-2020 Models (Front+Rear-Black)

I've seen a few people say these break very easily, so I was hesitant to buy these at first. But said screw it. I love them. I put them on my R6, and I stand and jump on them all the time and have no issues. They feel perfect, not wobbly or anything at all. I am 165 pounds 5,10. Good size, Good fit, and the quality feels cheap in your hands, but like I said I'm 165 pounds and jump on them all the time, and they haven't broken. If you buy them and they break, don't blame me. lol

These pegs fit my 2023 Yamaha R7 perfectly, and they are exactly what I wanted, as described on Amazon. They look great as well. They seem pretty solid. While I rated them a 5 for easy to install, the back pegs are a bit difficult at first, especially if you don't know what to expect. However, this has nothing to do with the product, and everything to do with how the back peg set up is constructed. There is a small ballbearing, that I knew nothing about, that needs to be put in place for the pegs to fit and work correctly. The first one was a expletive, I actually lost the ballbearing and had to use the old one, thankfully they are the same size, but I managed to get it on. After getting the first one on, the other side was much easier. The two front pegs were fairly easy and straight forward. They seem stable enough and well worth the price, actually the price is a steal.

Tried not to review, but this is a problem. The front pegs are ok and fit well enough but the rear.... oh boy. The springs are weak making the ball lock weak by extention. The biggest issue is the placement of the hole for the spring on the rear right though. The left is ok when using the stock spring, but the right doesn't lock in the up position. This is due to the ball being too far forward and not engaging in the retention recess. What does this mean when it's in the down position? It's of angle by approximately 10 degrees. I ride 2 up a lot and my girl had to be conscientious of the peg constantly to keep from pressing it up. I tried to drill a hole in the alternate location but the material (machinable aluminum) is too thin and weak so the ball distorted it making the peg stick. At least it's secure now even though I can't put it up anymore without disassembly. Was going to order another rear set, but from what I can tell this problem is unaddressed on all similar styles. Spend the extra and get a good set. There are other design flaws (like the serious slop of the through-hole), but the lack of secure positioning is the biggest. This is an injury waiting to happen.

Let me start by saying that I, realistically, think that there are more sturdy options available. To be fair, the price is what has gotten me to purchase these for a second time. I'm a new rider and as such, I expect to drop my bike occasionally. Trust me when I say that I'm trying desperately to stop doing that. (I've dropped it twice at this point). That being said, I have frame sliders on my bike and yet these STILL somehow get caught in the crossfire and ALWAYS break. Again- for the price, I'm not entirely unhappy. Which is why I continue to purchase them. And they look nice on my MT03. But their structural integrity makes me wonder how well they'll do when I start riding more seriously and need to do things like actually stand on them, to raise myself off of my seat to do things like go over railroad crossings and other obstacles where that may be necessary. Overall, worth purchasing. But I'll be looking for higher quality as I get more seat time.

These fit really good on my 1997 Yamaha YZF 600 R. They feel pretty decent in wet conditions although I wish they had a little bit more grip. The paint seems to be really strong and isn’t flaking off anywhere. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the product. I would highly recommend these if you’re looking for a cheap alternative for aftermarket pegs.

So there is 2 reviews in this one, front and rear. FRONT- The front pegs are pretty cut and dry, other than removing my OEM pegs, installed pretty easily. 5 star. REAR- These ones sucked, they do not have a sleeve in them so the metal plate that the ball bearing rides in would turn and off center, which causes them to not "lock" in place. Where they went wrong in the manufacturing is they copied the OEM plate but not the foot peg itself. So it doesn't stay in its proper spot/alignment. There's a sleeve in the OEM that holds the plate centered. The peg hole is only large enough to fit the bolt through. I had to go to the hardware store to find a flat enough washer that fit in the center hole to hold it in place. And in doing so, it becomes a real pain getting it back in place with the spring, ball bearing, now small washer and the peg. If I was to buy these again, I would NOT because of the half A$$ engineering / manufacturing. Look for replacements that allow for the sleeve or the center hole is only the size of the bolt.

The fit was almost perfect for my bike! Some pieces were slightly small but made it work and works perfectly. It’s comfortable on my feet when my feet are resting on it. Easy installation and it’s adjustable. I wanted all black to match my bike so the appearance is 10/10...

Ok