http://pantablo500.tripod.com/id19.html

would this MOD degrade the integrity of the sub-frame to a point that it would not be safe to use with a pillon?

i do abit of 2up riding around the city with my wife on sundays.

it would be a waste to do this and not be able to use them.

it depends how you do it. I dont recomend drilling into your frame. I didnt read the whole how to but did skim trough it before. just get a bracket welded onto the fram and drill and tap the bracket and bolt the pegs on and go. should be stable enough for 2up.
PS did the clip-ons arrive?

Na i have my wife waiting by the door like a lost puppy for them 



UPS is retarded around here they usually dont drop off till late

oh ok but they should be in today

 I am going to actually perform this mod this weekend since I have a spare set of cbr600 rear pegs. I think it will be fine as far as weight goes. We dont really ride 2 up on it so it doesnt matter to us. If the subframe does get tweaked then its just an excuse to get the sv650 tail from a friend of mine with a wrecked bike:)

Im buying a powdercoating kit this weekend so I am about to go nuts with that also.

You would be surprised how strong the sub-frame is. I have tried to straighten my 92's s/f with a 2-ton come-along, ended up cutting and welding it.

Quote from: ImportBabe on April 30, 2008, 07:19:04 PM
I am going to actually perform this mod this weekend since I have a spare set of cbr600 rear pegs. I think it will be fine as far as weight goes. We dont really ride 2 up on it so it doesnt matter to us. If the subframe does get tweaked then its just an excuse to get the sv650 tail from a friend of mine with a wrecked bike:)

Im buying a powdercoating kit this weekend so I am about to go nuts with that also.

hmm, now if i had a spare set of levers, i'd ship em out to have you funk (FUNK, not the other word ) them up with some cool colors.

i have bits everywehre i'd like to black out, but how will i ride if they're not on the bike

whn i do my project, this coming fall, i may end up having teh frame powdercoated. ( john deere yellow)