Harley Highway Pegs

Kick back, relax and cruise in style when you install Harley highway pegs. These are robust parts made from premium-grade materials built to last — and to withstand the rigors of the road. If you envy the ergonomics of some other bikes and how your buddy has their’s set up, let us introduce you to highway pegs for Harley. Long-distance touring is tough on the body; we say that Harley Davidson highway pegs are one way to alleviate those pain points. The fact that they look right at home stretched-out mile-munchers just adds to the prevailing logic: you need a set of these Harley-Davidson highway pegs today!

Harley Highway Pegs: Beefy Parts Built To Last

Positioning and bolting on Harley highway pegs is a breeze with the correct mounts installed. This gives the DIY-er or rider ready to get their hands dirty a fun weekend project. The design elements of these highway pegs for Harley Davidson motorcycles also makes it a worthy investment. Consider the designs and overall fit of these Harley highway pegs. You’re getting a durable product that’s going to live a hard life just inches off the road. Grip-enhancing platforms up top plus adjustability for rider leg length are additional perks. The ease of installation is backed up by huge compatibility; a common engine guard or frame tube size is all that’s needed for most of these Harley Davidson highway pegs to go on. Got questions about fitment on your particular HD? Call J&P Cycles at 1-800-318-4823 or Click Here to contact Customer Service.

Harley Highway Pegs FAQ's

What is the point of highway pegs?
The point of highway pegs is long-distance comfort! They give you an alternate set of footrests, mounted forward on your engine guards or frame. This lets you stretch your legs out, change your riding position, and avoid feeling cramped or sore on a long ride.

Where do highway pegs mount?
Highway pegs typically mount in one of two places. The most common spot is clamping them directly onto your engine guards (or "crash bars"). If your bike doesn't have engine guards, you can sometimes get a "frame-mount" kit, but engine guard mounts are far more common and versatile.

Will any highway peg fit my bike?
It's not about the peg; it's about the mount. The pegs themselves are usually universal, but the mounting clamp has to be the correct diameter for your engine guard. Most Harley engine guards are 1.25 inches in diameter, but you should always measure yours to be sure you're buying the right size clamp.

Are highway pegs safe to use?
Yes, highway pegs are perfectly safe when used correctly—on the open highway. They are not meant for a high-grip, aggressive riding position. You should only use them when you're cruising and can move your feet back to the main controls quickly if you need to brake or shift.

What's the difference between "pegs" and "floorboards" for a highway setup?
It's just about preference and comfort. Highway pegs are small and simple, giving you a good place to rest your heel or boot. Some riders upgrade to mini "floorboards" or "platforms," which offer a much larger, flatter area to rest your entire foot, which can be even more comfortable.