• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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newish pegs for the 87-88

justintendo

justintendo

klotz super techniplate junkie
after having gotten tired of the bald little pegs on mine, and no options available, i welded up my own.
i cut my originals and a set of 90s pegs to be mated together
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here, you can see quite a bit of difference.
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time to fire up the welder troydeck!
 
Might wanna make sure those are not cast. I had some off a 04 and they were cast so I did'nt wanna take a risk of them cracking at the welds. I think mine were after market tho. (prob. some china crap)
Looks like you got some good welds on there , just something to check out.
 
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here they are on the bike. cant remember what these were off of. they probably are cast but im hoping for the best, 110 gas welders are perfect for this stuff! thanks for the kudos and i was thinking of getting the weld on extenders but was tthinking they would clog up perhaps.
 
of course. they are welded underneath as well. one or two places i had to clearance the welds a bit to ensure smooth operation.
 
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