hehe, i just bought for my 701 husqy exactly the same ktm rally foot pegs. I have those on my ktm 1290 SAS and im veeery satisfied. I bet on my husqy is gonna be the same good stuff
Have you had a chance to try the KTM pegs? I'm about to buy replacement pegs for my 2018 701 and leaning towards the Rade Garage set. Did the Rade Garage pegs feel better being lower than stock?
Hey Rick and thank you for the comment. Honestly - I had no opportunity to test the KTM Rally footpegs yet because of the weather (lots of snow here this year...). But forecast for next week looks promising :) and it seems I am the only one complaining about the Rade Garage footpegs (as too slippery with my Sidi Adventure boots). Did they feel better? In riding position - yes, a bit more comfortable. But on the other hand - I was struggling with the position of both brake and gearbox levers. Those were just a bit too high, I tried to adjust it for my liking and I was not able to find a perfect position with Rade Garage pegs :/
@@CykloGamonie I have the same screws ( they’re “set screws”) on my dirt bike and no grip issues. The Husky brake & shift levers are fully adjustable height wise. Now if the Rade Garage pegs are moved back, that could be an issue.
Instead of paying the price of another set of pegs why didn't you just look for pointed pins for your Rade Garage footpegs (or even grind the existing ones with a Dremel tool)? Seems like a waste of money imo.
Right, this may look like a waste of money, but I have sold Rade Garage footpegs and new set of KTM Racing was just about the same kind of money. So instead of destroying the Rade Garage with a grinder, I preferred to change the footpegs to ones I am now fully satisfied with :)
@@CykloGamonie Ok, makes more sense now but you wouldn't destroy anything with the grinder. I was referring to the threaded pins. You could try just sharpen those.
hehe, i just bought for my 701 husqy exactly the same ktm rally foot pegs. I have those on my ktm 1290 SAS and im veeery satisfied. I bet on my husqy is gonna be the same good stuff
It is very good stuff - for me much better than Rade Garage, my boots are not sliding off anymore 👍😎
Cheers!
Have you had a chance to try the KTM pegs? I'm about to buy replacement pegs for my 2018 701 and leaning towards the Rade Garage set. Did the Rade Garage pegs feel better being lower than stock?
Hey Rick and thank you for the comment.
Honestly - I had no opportunity to test the KTM Rally footpegs yet because of the weather (lots of snow here this year...). But forecast for next week looks promising :)
and it seems I am the only one complaining about the Rade Garage footpegs (as too slippery with my Sidi Adventure boots). Did they feel better? In riding position - yes, a bit more comfortable. But on the other hand - I was struggling with the position of both brake and gearbox levers. Those were just a bit too high, I tried to adjust it for my liking and I was not able to find a perfect position with Rade Garage pegs :/
@@CykloGamonie I have the same screws ( they’re “set screws”) on my dirt bike and no grip issues. The Husky brake & shift levers are fully adjustable height wise. Now if the Rade Garage pegs are moved back, that could be an issue.
Instead of paying the price of another set of pegs why didn't you just look for pointed pins for your Rade Garage footpegs (or even grind the existing ones with a Dremel tool)? Seems like a waste of money imo.
Right, this may look like a waste of money, but I have sold Rade Garage footpegs and new set of KTM Racing was just about the same kind of money. So instead of destroying the Rade Garage with a grinder, I preferred to change the footpegs to ones I am now fully satisfied with :)
@@CykloGamonie Ok, makes more sense now but you wouldn't destroy anything with the grinder. I was referring to the threaded pins. You could try just sharpen those.