J
jetskier
Anyone buying some aftermarket ones and want to sell me your stock ones?
xplodnstar
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There is a set up on eBay now. Looks like someone had to part out a bike. 
J
jetskier
Thanks, I saw that. I only want the pegs though, not the whole assembly.There is a set up on eBay now. Looks like someone had to part out a bike.
Give me a few links to a couple after market ones that fit our bike without having to drill anything and when I do decide on some I'll probably send you mine, all you need to do is pay shipping.
I'm about to pull the trigger on these...Do YZF R1 R6 footpegs fit the FZ6R?
03-08 Yamaha YZF R6 Front Footpegs Rider Foot Pegs Blue: eBay Motors (item 400001547310 end time Jun-30-10 10:29:01 PDT)
I installed them today.
2 issues.
First off the spring is a tad large and it sticks up as you can see in the pics.
Second, the flat spot that keeps the foot pegs level is 1/8" shorter than stock so the pegs hang down.
I don't care about the spring issue as it really doesn't bother me so I went to the hardware store to see what I could do to get the pegs level.
I found a 1/8" X 1/2" flat brass strip and cut 2, 13/16" lengths to match the width of the stock peg mount. I scratched up the brass pieces on one side and did the same to the aluminum mount. I mixed up a little JB weld, put a thin coat on the brass pieces and put them behind the flat spot on the pegs. The spring pressure is perfect to hold the brass pieces while they dry in position.
The brass cuts like butter and makes an excellent base for the pegs and they are level and very secure. You really have to look to see the brass pieces and a shot of black semi gloss paint will hide them perfectly.
You can get the pegs in different anodized colors. Red, blue, silver, titanium, gold, black. The pegs are threaded on a long threaded piece that is part of the base that swivels. I used blue locktite on the threads to keep them from unscrewing although they seem like they will stay put without any Locktite.
Minor modification and the pegs are great.
2 issues.
First off the spring is a tad large and it sticks up as you can see in the pics.
Second, the flat spot that keeps the foot pegs level is 1/8" shorter than stock so the pegs hang down.
I don't care about the spring issue as it really doesn't bother me so I went to the hardware store to see what I could do to get the pegs level.
I found a 1/8" X 1/2" flat brass strip and cut 2, 13/16" lengths to match the width of the stock peg mount. I scratched up the brass pieces on one side and did the same to the aluminum mount. I mixed up a little JB weld, put a thin coat on the brass pieces and put them behind the flat spot on the pegs. The spring pressure is perfect to hold the brass pieces while they dry in position.
The brass cuts like butter and makes an excellent base for the pegs and they are level and very secure. You really have to look to see the brass pieces and a shot of black semi gloss paint will hide them perfectly.
You can get the pegs in different anodized colors. Red, blue, silver, titanium, gold, black. The pegs are threaded on a long threaded piece that is part of the base that swivels. I used blue locktite on the threads to keep them from unscrewing although they seem like they will stay put without any Locktite.
Minor modification and the pegs are great.
Are you talking about the rear or the front pegs? I recently bought (Still waiting) the rear R6 pegs to use on the passenger footrest on my XJ6. Do you think it will fit or will i have to do any adjustment? I bought the complete hardware cuz i lost the rear left footpeg when i crashed. I even had to replace the bracket that holds the front and rear left footpegs cuz it broke right where my rear footpeg hangs, if you know what i mean... See the product:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/260987322377?item=260987322377&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME:L:OC:US:3160&vxp=mtr
Thanks,
Bruno
Nobody knows if the rear R6 footpegs fit the FZ6R?
Please post in the appropriate thread. If there isn't one, start one. This thread is 2 years old and no one is checking it, based on the title.