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Suzuki Rl Outfit

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Hi guys

Got rl250 with a bolt on chair, just wondering what people use for a passenger foot peg on the swing arm and where I can get the grab handles from. Rope type or whatever is used.

It's not going to be competitive, just for a bit of fun.

Cheers

For the grass handles, when I had an outfit for green landing, I used old fan belts from cars etc. they don't get slippery when wet or muddy and don't fray.

Cheap as chips as well.

you will need some sort of peg for your passengers right foot we used to weld a box spanner onto the rear wheel spindle nut then a series of small spot welds to give grip , some folk made a seperate footrest to weld on to the s/arm just in front of the spindle , later outfits used an extension on the chair floor which came over near the wheel the idea was to give the suspension a chance to find grip and the passenger an easier time i always thought they had an easy time anyway, the choice is yours my latest outfit has the extension on the chair it suits me fine ,so are old fan belts i have always cut a piece of car heater hose to fit over where the passenger grips taped to keep it in position so he has a good shaped bit to hang on to . get out and enjoy yourself its great fun , will.

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