Another great video Gustav! The TREX video for installing the foot pegs you cannot see how they go on. You videos are very helpful, you make sure your hands aren't blocking the view and everyone can see what your doing! The grease is a great idea btw, and TREX should send two new cotter pins with each kit! Always good practice to use a new one, they are very inexpensive and on a motorcycle why take a chance?
Hi George, great to hear from you brother!!! You are too kind my friend! I totally agree with you about changing the cotter pins, a must in my book, like you said, why take a chance?
I really have to give you credits for using A new cotorpin and using A bit of grease. I think you are the first one I see doing it (like you should). I can see you are in no means A mechanic, but you seem to understand what it takes to do a good job or a half ass job. Nice to see A diy doing things right.
@@ontherebel11 on those small cotorpins I'm always changing them. The big ones, if salvageable I may reuse them. But most of the time they just ain't worth the time to flatten them out. The time to get them straight again (somewhat straight) isn't worth it.
They look a bit small for my big feet but they match the seats perfectly. What brand is the rear wheel stand? I need one of those. I was thinking of getting a centre stand. My '85 Magna has one and it really comes in handy but the ones available for the Rebel look cheap and I don't want the added weight.
Hi Dave! Thank you brother! The rear stand that I'm using is the Harbor freight swingarm stand, I will be posting a video about the stands that I'm using next week hopefully, that way you can see it in full detail 👍
@@ontherebel11 Great, thanks. I'll watch for the video. BTW I was able to get the clutch cable free play by watching a few videos. There's a lot of help out there in the rider community!
Hi Captain Obivious, It's been a while since i did this project, so forgive me for not remembering... But what i did was take the oem cotter pin to home depot and find the closest match.
@@ontherebel11 I ended up buying a handful from Ace Hardware for like $.45 each Getting the 2nd one out was HELL, but I got it out and everything worked out great!! Again, your videos are great and very detailed!! I'm looking forward to adding some risers and using your video tow walk me thru it!! Stay safe!! From, Houston, Texas!!
Hi Alexander! Thank you for your kind words! I had some concerns as well, but after soooooo many Miles, they haven't moved a mm. I didn't even use threadlock on it!
It's just so nice to see someone take pride in their work.
Thank you David! That's so kind of you brother, much appreciated! 🙏
it’s like watching a fashion show! good review
Thank you TK! 🙏
yes ! a fashion show! I like the pegs, whats with the small bell ?
@@TJ-tp5vs thank you! The bell is a traditional ornament to keep the evil gremlins away. It has to be gifted to you by a friend. 👍
Another great video Gustav! The TREX video for installing the foot pegs you cannot see how they go on. You videos are very helpful, you make sure your hands aren't blocking the view and everyone can see what your doing! The grease is a great idea btw, and TREX should send two new cotter pins with each kit! Always good practice to use a new one, they are very inexpensive and on a motorcycle why take a chance?
Hi George, great to hear from you brother!!! You are too kind my friend! I totally agree with you about changing the cotter pins, a must in my book, like you said, why take a chance?
I really have to give you credits for using A new cotorpin and using A bit of grease. I think you are the first one I see doing it (like you should). I can see you are in no means A mechanic, but you seem to understand what it takes to do a good job or a half ass job. Nice to see A diy doing things right.
Thank you Cedicol! tbh i was expecting people to criticize me using a new one! Thank you for supporting my decision to do it the right way!
@@ontherebel11 on those small cotorpins I'm always changing them. The big ones, if salvageable I may reuse them. But most of the time they just ain't worth the time to flatten them out. The time to get them straight again (somewhat straight) isn't worth it.
@@cedicol I couldn't agree more! 👌
Better shape every time
Thank you Miguel!!!!!
Nice colour of the pegs. Ride Safe!
I appreciate it brother! Thank you! 🙏
They look a bit small for my big feet but they match the seats perfectly. What brand is the rear wheel stand? I need one of those. I was thinking of getting a centre stand. My '85 Magna has one and it really comes in handy but the ones available for the Rebel look cheap and I don't want the added weight.
Hi Dave! Thank you brother! The rear stand that I'm using is the Harbor freight swingarm stand, I will be posting a video about the stands that I'm using next week hopefully, that way you can see it in full detail 👍
@@ontherebel11 Great, thanks. I'll watch for the video. BTW I was able to get the clutch cable free play by watching a few videos. There's a lot of help out there in the rider community!
@@daverattle5636 fantastic news Dave, thank you for the update, this will help so many people! I love the riding community! 🙏
Morning Dave! Here is the video of the stands I'm using!th-cam.com/video/A7PEMncG-nk/w-d-xo.html
They look great!!!
Thank you! 🙏
What size is the cotter pin??
Hi Captain Obivious, It's been a while since i did this project, so forgive me for not remembering... But what i did was take the oem cotter pin to home depot and find the closest match.
@@ontherebel11 I ended up buying a handful from Ace Hardware for like $.45 each
Getting the 2nd one out was HELL, but I got it out and everything worked out great!!
Again, your videos are great and very detailed!!
I'm looking forward to adding some risers and using your video tow walk me thru it!!
Stay safe!!
From,
Houston, Texas!!
@@captainobvious5349 Outstanding!! Thank you for your encouragement brother! 🙏
Hey Gustav love your videos! Have there been any issues with the footpegs coming loose or spinning? I found a couple Revzilla reviews mentioning that
Hi Alexander! Thank you for your kind words! I had some concerns as well, but after soooooo many Miles, they haven't moved a mm. I didn't even use threadlock on it!
@@ontherebel11 That's great to hear! I'm sold LOL
Which wheel mount stand are you using?
Hi Daniel! I'm using the harbor freight stand in the rear, and the vortex in the front. I will be posting a detailed video of the stands very soon! 👍
As promised, here is the video of the stands I'm using Daniel 👍
th-cam.com/video/A7PEMncG-nk/w-d-xo.html