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Kuryakyn Mini Arms For GL1800 Ergo II Highway Footpegs
Kuryakyn Gold Wing Accessories - Taller GL1500 & GL1800 riders, stretch your legs and be comfortable. Mini Arms position your feet at the ergo mount with full adjustability to be behind, at, or in front. Spaced out for easy leg clearance around the fairing. These are a must have for taller riders and those who want more clearance away from the fairing.
Note - Fits Kuryakyn GL1800 4056 Ergo II Highway Pegs and GL1800 4064 Switchblade Highway Pegs and 4057 Mini Wing Boards. Only. Does Not Fit Kuryakyn Highway Boards or GL1500 older Ergo Pegs.
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Staff Pick!!
Wow, If you think your Kuryakyn Ergo Highway Pegs on your GL1500 or GL1800 Gold Wing are comfortable now, try a set of these.. Really make a huge difference in comfort by offering more clearance away from your fairing. Great product and Staff Pic!Additional Product Info
Thanks to our reviewers for their valuable feedback regarding these not fitting Ergo Cruise Boards.. Kuryakyn engineers are now aware of this fact as a result of your feedback and are working on including a spacer to allow fitment to cruise boards that will be included in future kits towards the end of this year..
Note - These offer superb comfort on Kuryakyn Highway Pegs # 4056 & # 4064
Note - These offer superb comfort on Kuryakyn Highway Pegs # 4056 & # 4064
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Oh yah. I'm 6'2" and wished my highway pegs fit my long legs better. This did the trick. I really like the fact that on tight corners, with a lot of lean, the footpegs don't scratch the pavement. That always gave me quite the startle. It would be great if you could buy the highway pegs with the mounting included rather waste money on the long arm type that come with the pegs. Took about 15 minutes to install. 
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Wow ! What a difference these arms make. Perfect length for taller riders.
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Rather than two thumbs up, I'm giving this product ten toes up! One of the few Kury products that I really like.
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I just returned from a 100 day, 15,000 mile circuit of the US (http://www.darnton.ws/~USA_2009_Motorcycle_Tour/) with Kury Ergo II pegs and these arms. I am 6'6" with 33" inseam, and the longer 4" or 6" arms bend my knees back too much. These are as perfect as pegs can be on a GL, given that the fairing edge digs into your leg and forces a slightly bow-legged posture - but that's not the pegs' fault! Though the instructions say NOT to install the arms rotated to any position below horizontal, I started with mine rotated back and 45 deg down, then went to 90 deg down during my trip. That position gave me much better leg extension and did not cause any ground interference even in fairly hard cornering (sometimes I left the pegs down in corners because they'd touch pavement first, before the arms, and I'd hear them. Of course, if you're a sport-biking knee-dragger you could dig the arms right into the asphalt in this position, to your very great surprise, but if you're a knee-dragger you wouldn't have these pegs on your bike anyway, right?) These arms get five stars. Unless you're pretty darn short, IMO you're gonna wish you had these, so just buy them in a set with the Ergo II package.
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I had to purchase these because I guess I am a little taller. I LOVE them, I can strech my legs out and become comfortable. I am on my bike every day and this is a great investment in comfort. I wish I could have ordered them in the package instead of ordering them extra.
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