PS 05 (Yamaha, TENERE 700)

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Flex Pegs-PS5 (Yamaha, TENERE 700) foot peg with a shock absorber mechanism, reduces muscle/joint fatigue providing an additional layer of impact isolation

 

You got to be kidding me.... what's next, a backrest with a massage option?

3 minutes ago, Ray Ride4life said:

You got to be kidding me.... what's next, a backrest with a massage option?

Floorboards perhaps?

I saw that on ADVrider this morning and just rolled my eyes

Just now, Tenerider said:

Floorboards perhaps?

We had something like that already, the twin pegs and i've seen some footpegs that looked like floorboards 90dg rotated.
Sorry Neil (and Duncman as another farkle fetishist), i swallowed as much of negativity towards the bold on stuff as i could but with this item the limit has reached.
The other items i tried to give my opinion and why that is my opinion but at this point a start to worry about where we as the human species end up.

a little early for an April Fools joke....an answer to a question no one was asking...yikes those are massive....hmmm, let's see: reduced ground/obstacle clearance, additional weight, bulky, ugly, don't look mud friendly, likely expensive...all in the name of perceived comfort...hard pass...will stay with my pivot pegz that provide simple, functional ankle rotation that benefit interface with foot controls & energy absorption.

1 minute ago, prowlnS10 said:

a little early for an April Fools joke....an answer to a question no one was asking...yikes those are massive....hmmm, let's see: reduced ground/obstacle clearance, additional weight, bulky, ugly, don't look mud friendly, likely expensive...all in the name of perceived comfort...hard pass...will stay with my pivot pegz that provide simple, functional ankle rotation that benefit interface with foot controls & energy absorption.

449 USD special price for GasGas/KTM...regular price is 499.

 

I agree with you ALL. except I have to say “ very interesting engineering “

I am an old guy that has had knee surgeries- I stand all the time, and I don’t see the need, yet.

Edited March 2, 20232 yr by NeilW

Not only no, but 'ell no!

Too many moving parts for something as simple as footpegs! 

Definitely not something you want breaking down out on a trail.

 

Can't see the point either considering how much it actually moves, might reduce some jarring & shock transfers, but 😨

1 minute ago, motonap said:

Too many moving parts for something as simple as footpegs! 

Definitely not something you want breaking down out on a trail.

 

Can't see the point either considering how much it actually moves, might reduce some jarring & shock transfers, but 😨

That seems to be the point of them. reduce vibration for "Comfort"., but REALLY reduce vibration and shocks to the foot.