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1Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty K100RS Lower Footpegs Sun Feb 23, 2020 3:54 pm

mappedFA

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Hello all - I was looking for some assistance! 

I am looking for a modification to lower the rider footpegs on my 1986 K100RS. 

Are the any products in the market - or perhaps any easy hacks which I can apply?

Many thanks

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2Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Sun Feb 23, 2020 4:53 pm

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I saw this on a k1 - should work on an RS as well - definitely a hack

K100RS Lower Footpegs Dscf6210


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3Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 9:00 am

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Nope. It hits the silencer. BTTT (been there, tried that) and puzzled out just about every easy combination in between. Always the silencer gets in the way. Standing-off the footpeg hangers and then lowering the pegs will work, but that was too ugly even for me.


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4Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 12:19 pm

mappedFA

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Dai wrote:Nope. It hits the silencer. BTTT (been there, tried that) and puzzled out just about every easy combination in between. Always the silencer gets in the way. Standing-off the footpeg hangers and then lowering the pegs will work, but that was too ugly even for me


Ah...I see. Okay - thank you for coming back to me!

    

5Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 12:22 pm

mappedFA

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Ringfad wrote:I saw this on a k1 - should work on an RS as well - definitely a hack

K100RS Lower Footpegs Dscf6210


Thank you for the picture - and the tip! Appreciate it

    

6Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 12:47 pm

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I have these fitted to my k1 - these may work better on an RS as per Dai's comment. I picked them up on eBay a few years ago.

K100RS Lower Footpegs P1030410


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7Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 2:39 pm

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Ringfad wrote:I have these fitted to my k1 - these may work better on an RS as per Dai's comment. I picked them up on eBay a few years ago.

K100RS Lower Footpegs P1030410


This is exactly what I am looking for! What should I be looking for on ebay - anything specific (outside of "lower footpegs" Haha!)

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mappedFA wrote:This is exactly what I am looking for! What should I be looking for on ebay - anything specific (outside of "lower footpegs" Haha!)
The search term K100 lower footpegs will give you some products to consider. Laughing


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10Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 4:13 pm

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Would you need to look for a longer shift lever to go with that?

    

11Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 4:21 pm

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I used them on my k1 which has an adjustable  linkage for the shift lever but I did have to modify the brake pedal side (cut and welded the pedal). I have not modified my RS's.

Maybe mappedFA is looking for something like this.

http://www.bskspeedworks.co.uk/k-rearsets.html


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12Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 5:07 pm

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Ringfad wrote:Maybe mappedFA is looking for something like this.
http://www.bskspeedworks.co.uk/k-rearsets.html
mappedFA is probably trying to open the angle between the thigh and calf; that rearset might close it up more in addition to creating cost for a different rear brake master cylinder.

It could be that increasing the seat's thickness would help if all else fails.


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13Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 8:26 pm

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mappedFA wrote:
Ringfad wrote:I saw this on a k1 - should work on an RS as well - definitely a hack

K100RS Lower Footpegs Dscf6210


Thank you for the picture - and the tip! Appreciate it
Actually if you made a proper spacer to fit between the two posts ( to spread the stress ) this would work fine if you needed them that much lower.

    

14Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Mon Feb 24, 2020 9:19 pm

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The lower you go the more you reduce the turning radius.


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This link is PERFECT!! Thank you!

    

16Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Tue Feb 25, 2020 4:07 pm

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I also have these MV low footpegs on my K1. Good stuff, well designed, quite expensive. I did not have to modify the brake pedal
On my K100 side car, I'm thinking about a plate that would bolt on the mounting holes on the gear box that could allow to lower the whole footpeg plate. I don't need ground clearance as a solo bike needs, and the exhaust should not be a problem as it passes under the engine.
It may enlarge a bit the place for the feet, but that should not be a big problem, it's even an advantage on a side car to have a good position in corners.

    

17Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Wed Jul 13, 2022 10:56 am

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jbt wrote:I also have these MV low footpegs on my K1. Good stuff, well designed, quite expensive. I did not have to modify the brake pedal
On my K100 side car, I'm thinking about a plate that would bolt on the mounting holes on the gear box that could allow to lower the whole footpeg plate. I don't need ground clearance as a solo bike needs, and the exhaust should not be a problem as it passes under the engine.
It may enlarge a bit the place for the feet, but that should not be a big problem, it's even an advantage on a side car to have a good position in corners.
That`s exactly what i wanted to know.
I too have a HGT sidecar on my K1.

But you find this on Ebay for K1, 

I don`t know if they are fifferent looking to K100.

https://www.mv-motorrad.de/en/MV+Lowered+Adjustable+Rider+Footrest+for+BMW+K1.htm

    

18Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Wed Jul 13, 2022 1:44 pm

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If the vendor is indicating they are designed for K1, they'll either fit like they did for jbt or you'll need to modify one of them like Ringfad did. If you wait long enough trying to decide, both if them could be sold out and you could then turn your attention to something more interesting. Smile


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21Back to top Go down   K100RS Lower Footpegs Empty Re: K100RS Lower Footpegs Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:18 pm

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Unless you have a sidecar I can't imagine why someone would want to lower the pegs on a K1100RS because the pegs will scrape sooner and it increases the minimum turning radius. I would get a taller seat or a  butt pad before I'd lower the pegs.

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