Took a very short ride on my Roadster...going to invest in a Laminar Lip,.had one on a cruiser & it worked very well. I like an open face helmet in warm weather.
About the pegs? They are high for my legs & would like to lower them, found a set of GS pegs & mounts,decent price.
Question, do I need the longer / lower, brake & shift levers? or can the orig. be used? The guy at Beemer Boneyard was not sure.
Thanks,Ron
Lower pegs
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Re: Lower pegs
Ron, if you are still looking, I have a complete set footpeg relocators and extended shift lever with instructions. Great for adding 2-3 extra inches of leg extension for taller riders. Can be seen at following site:
http://www.suburban-machinery.com/R1150R.htm
In very good condition. All together set sells new for around $300. Price negotiable.
Need to use the included extended shift level however does not come with an extended brake lever as this is not necessary. PM if interested or respond here and I will check.
This is also listed in the buy/sell forum.
Steven
http://www.suburban-machinery.com/R1150R.htm
In very good condition. All together set sells new for around $300. Price negotiable.
Need to use the included extended shift level however does not come with an extended brake lever as this is not necessary. PM if interested or respond here and I will check.
This is also listed in the buy/sell forum.
Steven
2002 R1150R
"Better is the enemy of good enough"
- my brother-in-law's brother
"Better is the enemy of good enough"
- my brother-in-law's brother
Re: Lower pegs
sstein wrote:Ron, if you are still looking, I have a complete set footpeg relocators and extended shift lever with instructions. Great for adding 2-3 extra inches of leg extension for taller riders. Can be seen at following site:
http://www.suburban-machinery.com/R1150R.htm
In very good condition. All together set sells new for around $300. Price negotiable.
Need to use the included extended shift level however does not come with an extended brake lever as this is not necessary. PM if interested or respond here and I will check.
This is also listed in the buy/sell forum.
Steven
Steven,..dog-gone, wish I had known. I ordered the lower mounts / pegs from B/B/Y. He just wasn't sure of the brake/shifter lever needs,..& does not have the levers. I thought I'd better get the rest while he had them?
My legs are just too cramped the way it is.......Thanks anyway,Ron
Re: Lower pegs
Good luck with that. Let me know if you're interested in the shifter only. I know that with the set I have, the peg extenders move the pegs down about an inch or so, and also AWAY from the bike about an inch, so you may need to turn your left foot inward to get under and lift the shifter. If you need the extended shifter, let me know - it may make shifting more comfortable. I'll give you a good price. I'm trying to raise some cash to get a new windshield.
Steven
Steven
2002 R1150R
"Better is the enemy of good enough"
- my brother-in-law's brother
"Better is the enemy of good enough"
- my brother-in-law's brother
Re: Lower pegs
What do you want for the shifter?sstein wrote:Good luck with that. Let me know if you're interested in the shifter only. I know that with the set I have, the peg extenders move the pegs down about an inch or so, and also AWAY from the bike about an inch, so you may need to turn your left foot inward to get under and lift the shifter. If you need the extended shifter, let me know - it may make shifting more comfortable. I'll give you a good price. I'm trying to raise some cash to get a new windshield.
Steven
If you've used them & think I'll need it?
Thanks,Ron
Re: Lower pegs
I might be interested in those parts. Have an 03' r1150r and feel like a jocky on a racehorse when i'm on it for long.
Re: Lower pegs
On an 04 R1150R.
Is it absolutely necessary to to change the brake lever,& all...as well as the shift lever, when using the GS pegs for lowering the foot pegs
Thanks,Ron
Is it absolutely necessary to to change the brake lever,& all...as well as the shift lever, when using the GS pegs for lowering the foot pegs
Thanks,Ron
Re: Lower pegs
Well, to answer my own question.ron prior wrote:On an 04 R1150R.
Is it absolutely necessary to to change the brake lever,& all...as well as the shift lever, when using the GS pegs for lowering the foot pegs
Thanks,Ron
The shift lever can be made to work with the GS peg set up.
But the brake side is a different ballgame. I will need the lever & M/cylinder pushrod.
Ron
Re: Lower pegs
The shift lever can be made to work with the GS peg set up.
Are you real sure? I did this swap about 2 years ago.
GS pegs, mount plates, complete brake lever assy, shifter arms
check this out
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmngidj3sq0
I didn't try real hard to make the R shift arms work with the GS shifter,
or even for that matter to make the entire R shifter assy work.
I'd bet you could find the GS stuff somewhere - if BB doesn't have it,
try emailing some of the folks on ebay advertising BMW stuff.
I even found a totally good, bare roadster input shaft that way!
Good luck!
Have you seen my write-up on things like rear brake lines from the
MC, and the side and center stand issues?
There IS a little "tweaking" involved, but IMHO extremely well worth it.
I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
There are several files, kind of not really well organized, but you can glean
what you need from them - just in case you haven't seen them or aren't
aware of these other issues.
http://www.mediafire.com/?q8949ce9rl8l4
Are you real sure? I did this swap about 2 years ago.
GS pegs, mount plates, complete brake lever assy, shifter arms
check this out
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmngidj3sq0
I didn't try real hard to make the R shift arms work with the GS shifter,
or even for that matter to make the entire R shifter assy work.
I'd bet you could find the GS stuff somewhere - if BB doesn't have it,
try emailing some of the folks on ebay advertising BMW stuff.
I even found a totally good, bare roadster input shaft that way!
Good luck!
Have you seen my write-up on things like rear brake lines from the
MC, and the side and center stand issues?
There IS a little "tweaking" involved, but IMHO extremely well worth it.
I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
There are several files, kind of not really well organized, but you can glean
what you need from them - just in case you haven't seen them or aren't
aware of these other issues.
http://www.mediafire.com/?q8949ce9rl8l4