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Footrests

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hi guys, just gone a big pi** baller off the bike on a long jump

the rear of the right hand footrest parted company with the centre

section and i now have a massive burn on the inside of my left leg

from the back tyre and damn does it hurt. just wondering what type of

footrests all you triallers are using as i am now going to get some new ones

as i no longer trust the standard sherco ones .

many Thanks big-ian.

there are many types, but it depends on what you want? rypusa.com has a lot of choices at fair prices, most of them are titanium and very strong! but there are different heights and widths to choose from, they even make some that roll front to back on a pivot, i don't see the point but i guess they are good?..........john

if you want the bike to break before the footpegs then it has to be titanium not the cheapest option but nigh on indistructable :-))

I've had good service from the Trialcast pegs. Mine were prototypes about 2 years ago. They've had a good hammering, and I'm just about thinking about a new pair. I dare say I'll go with Trialcast again, at half the price of titanium.

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I fitted my Scorpa with Raptor Titanium and they are the ultimate peg. They can also supply hangers - not cheap but you only get what you pay for. . .

cheers :o jumbostu :wall:

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