How to Install Lowering Footpegs 2017 BMW R1200GS Adventure Motorcycle Adjustable

Learn how to Install instructions for 2017 BMW R1200GS Adventure OEM adjustable Lowering foot pegs. It is the same process to install footpegs from Wunderlich, sw-motech. This is a great footpeg lowering kit.

[@Inkerman1980]

Great tutorial dude... Clear detail, concise and some good tunes, a pleasure to watch..

[@RuiAquino]

Very good. I have the same adjustable footpegs, to date they work perfectly.

[@Captbilly1000]

Looking good,thanks.

[@arkindomino]

Great video!

[@AlexLimaYYC]

Thanks for the video, great info. How about the gear shifter and rear break, did you have to adjust after lowering the pegs?

[@jasonahl884]

Great Video - Question - do these pegs allow you to adjust the right hand peg to the same level as the left hand peg - as many of you will know the standard right hand peg is higher than the left - would be good to know if the range is such that you can get them both at the same ride height?

[@CorrupteddSanity]

Thanks for this. when you lower it, do you find that your foot is not more away from the bike? on stock, your peg is flush with the mounting area. when lowered, it looks like your foot is a bit outward of bike.

[@SuperDusty111]

Since you lowered the footpegs, did you also lower the brake pedal and the shift lever?

[@mikeholliday6327]

Hi where did you buy you foot peg from was it in the uk Thanks Mike

[@tavo_mg]

Hey buddy where did you get those ?? Motorrad dealer ?

[@timecrawler8810]

Nice vid would love to know how that affected reach ability for brakes and c p.Thank for your TIME

[@ADVCityGuy]

Hi, the gear shift and brake lever does need to be adjusted when the foot peg is at the lowest position. However, in the middle position, I'm ok without adjusting the gear and brake lever.

[@timecrawler8810]

ADVCityGuy cool okay thanks

[@michaelpjr.2017]

I was wondering if these pegs helped you feel more comfortable. I am 6'6" and would like a bit more leg room. Also, are those pegs as sturdy in that lowered position as the factory pegs?

[@ADVCityGuy]

+Michael P, Jr. it has helped me. I feel more comfortable. You will need to adjust the angle on rear break lever and gear shifter lever. I'm happy with them.

[@James-jt4wf]

Thanks for the video,had knee replacement and need to lower pegs,i cant bend 90 degrees ,how much lower does it go from stock position,thank you.

[@ADVCityGuy]

James Wenzel Hi I can’t remember how much degrees it drops. It didn’t seem much but at first but you do notice it when riding. You might have issues, if you use the lowest one, with the brake lever. I couldn’t adjust it to get my foot position correct. So I ended up with the middle position & it worked fine for me.

[@67calimeroBIR]

You forget to put grease ont it ... and you can lower them before set in ... and no loctite 243 ? ... hope you didnt loose them

[@Andrei.V.Tkachenko]

Nice pegs. What is the brand of brake pedal do you have?

[@ADVCityGuy]

The brake pedal is factory BMW.

[@andyblackburn2068]

Did you need to adjust the gear lever abs brake position to suit ?

[@ADVCityGuy]

+andy blackburn hi, I had to adjust the foot gear shifter. The brake can not be adjusted

[@hantabox]

I watched the video well. Where is the product? I'm uncomfortable with the original footrest.

[@ADVCityGuy]

In chul Jang I ordered mine from the BMW dealership

[@corysobriosr.3696]

How much of a drop do you get over the stock peg? Thanks.

[@ADVCityGuy]

Cory Sobrio Sr. The top position same as standard footrest, 2 others, 10mm difference between settings.

[@corysobriosr.3696]

Will these work on 2007 R1200gs?

[@3rdaxis649]

$360 for aluminum pegs? Nope. IMS Roll Design for me please.