Sore knee
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Altrider makes 1" highway pegs. Not cheap though...
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AltRider Universal Highway Pegs
Features: Utilize AltRider's custom cast clamps which are designed to be lightweight and strong Position at any angle to customize the fit on your bike Mounted with a ball detent to keep pegs stationary whether folded in or out CNC machin
Mad Mike
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Check Amazon, there are plenty of options for 1" 22mm crashbars. $20 & up.
@Brian PAltrider makes 1" highway pegs. Not cheap though...
AltRider Universal Highway Pegs
Features: Utilize AltRider's custom cast clamps which are designed to be lightweight and strong Position at any angle to customize the fit on your bike Mounted with a ball detent to keep pegs stationary whether folded in or out CNC machin
I bought the same ones from AliE. Well a knock off version.
If you want to see them in person you are more then welcome to come by.
Ill even take one off for you to try on.
It came with 3 different size wedges to accommodate the different crash bars.
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Another option if you want to use the HD ones is to check to see if bicycle handlebar shims will work in this application. They are widely available and inexpensive in 25.4mm to 31.8mm (mount a 1 inch bar in a 1 1/4 inch stem). Something like this...
If everything is round that should let you mount pegs made for 1 1/4" to a 1" frame. You could also make your own from 120/125 wall (1/8) tubing with the correct inner and outer dimensions if you want them made out of steel or say 4130.
If everything is round that should let you mount pegs made for 1 1/4" to a 1" frame. You could also make your own from 120/125 wall (1/8) tubing with the correct inner and outer dimensions if you want them made out of steel or say 4130.
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That's a good start
If you have not already, check out turmeric. It is a game changer for me with respect to my knees (taking supplements).
I had a hip issue and tried that method but the effort to keep the foot somewhere it isn't really meant to be overcame any sense of relaxation.
Boxer engine = built-in ankle warmers
what Is the brand that you take?
Is this for "clunky" joints? I've found glucosamine to be great for aging joints.
I am not locked into any brand, the bottle I have right now is Webber and it is the concentrated one. I usually just get whatever name brand they happen to have when I run out.
It works well for me.
