[waltmcq]

Has anyone figured out how to keep these pedals on? I've used rubber cement, bent the tonges out, cused at it, I even threatend it but it still likes to slide off.

 

[Captain KenEvil]

Just replace it . they are junk.

 

[waltmcq]

But I don't want to put a starter on

 

[51rat]

pretty sure he meant replace whole pedal, LOL

 

[Irish Rich]

Just put it back on with the same adhesive you use for rubber handlebar grips.

ThreeBond 1501-C Griplock works good, but you gotta work fast with it. Otherwise, you'll wind up with it stuck half way on the pedal.

 

[waltmcq]

I knew someone had some super cool glue Thanks

Just put it back on with the same adhesive you use for rubber handlebar grips.

ThreeBond 1501-C Griplock works good, but you gotta work fast with it. Otherwise, you'll wind up with it stuck half way on the pedal.

 

[bustedlifter]

I use a stock H-D rubber footpeg on my bike, best kicker pedal I ever used! I know it doesn't rotate but I've been using them for years on my stroker shovel(4 3/4") besides it drives the cat who built my motor crazy!

 

[Flatironmike]

I agree, the H-D footpeg works well and is less prone to 'walking out' - lighter weight than the standard pedal, I guess.

Using one on my 10:1 compression / 93" motor

MC

I use a stock H-D rubber footpeg on my bike, best kicker pedal I ever used! I know it doesn't rotate but I've been using them for years on my stroker shovel(4 3/4") besides it drives the cat who built my motor crazy!

 

[todd]

Has anyone figured out how to keep these pedals on? I've used rubber cement, bent the tonges out, cused at it, I even threatend it but it still likes to slide off.

ive seen one fly off the kicker and hit another guy 20 feet away dead in the nutz.
i say its worth keeping simply for that.

 

[speednazi]

hard to beat the brass skeleton

 

[el_butche]

hard to beat the brass skeleton

ditto

butche