Footpegs

Footpegs: the contact point that decides how your bike feels

Footpegs are the platform your boots ride on, and they do more work than most people credit. They carry your weight, take the shock through rough terrain, give you the leverage to shift your body over the bike, and set where your feet sit relative to the controls. A worn or bent peg with packed-in mud costs you grip exactly when you need it. Swapping footpegs is one of the simplest jobs on the bike, but the right pair changes control feel more than the effort suggests. We stock 31 footpegs across street and off-road setups, from replacement mounts to titanium race pegs.

What ThreePiece stocks

The current range runs from $31 to $349, which is the live price spread on what's in stock right now rather than a fixed promise. Eight brands are represented. Bikers Choice leads the count with 11 products, followed by ProTaper at 6 and Kuryakyn at 5, with Burly Brand, Performance Machine, Fishbone Offroad, Vance and Hines and Hardline filling out the rest.

Coverage skews toward Harley-Davidson, KTM, Yamaha and Jeep. Ten products carry fitment data spanning model years 1965 to 2024, listing vehicles like the Harley-Davidson XL, Big Twin and Sportster, the KTM GasGas and Husky, the Jeep CJ and Wrangler, and Yamaha 125cc-450cc machines. Concrete examples in the range include the Pro Taper Titanium Footpegs for 17-22 KTM/GasGas/Husky and the Pro Taper Titanium Footpegs for 99-22 Yamaha at the top of the range, and the Performance Machine Apex Footpegs in Contrast Cut mid-pack.

How to choose

Start with what you ride. Off-road machines want a wide, aggressive platform like the ProTaper titanium pegs above, where the priority is grip through mud and standing control. Cruisers and baggers are a different job: the Kuryakyn Stiletto Pegs with male mount and the Kuryakyn Longhorn Offset Dually ISO Peg with 1-1/2in clamp are built around comfort and mounting style, with the Longhorn's ISO design aimed at cutting vibration on longer rides.

Mount type is the detail that trips people up. Some of these are complete pegs, some are pegs with a specific male mount, and some are mount hardware such as the Bikers Choice 14-Up XL Passenger Footpeg Mount. Confirm your bike uses the same mounting interface before you buy, and check whether you need one peg or a pair. Titanium sits at the top of the price band; chrome and black cruiser hardware fills the middle.

What else you need

Footpegs sit alongside the other controls and body pieces in the Exterior section. If you're setting up an off-road cockpit, pair new pegs with Handlebars and Mirrors. Jeep and truck builds often add Mud Flaps and Truck and SUV parts in the same order.

Fitment and ordering

Not every product lists year-and-model data, so if you're unsure, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through Contact Us before ordering. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Footpegs: the contact point that decides how your bike feels

Footpegs are the platform your boots ride on, and they do more work than most people credit. They carry your weight, take the shock through rough terrain, give you the leverage to shift your body over the bike, and set where your feet sit relative to the controls. A worn or bent peg with packed-in mud costs you grip exactly when you need it. Swapping footpegs is one of the simplest jobs on the bike, but the right pair changes control feel more than the effort suggests. We stock 31 footpegs across street and off-road setups, from replacement mounts to titanium race pegs.

What ThreePiece stocks

The current range runs from $31 to $349, which is the live price spread on what's in stock right now rather than a fixed promise. Eight brands are represented. Bikers Choice leads the count with 11 products, followed by ProTaper at 6 and Kuryakyn at 5, with Burly Brand, Performance Machine, Fishbone Offroad, Vance and Hines and Hardline filling out the rest.

Coverage skews toward Harley-Davidson, KTM, Yamaha and Jeep. Ten products carry fitment data spanning model years 1965 to 2024, listing vehicles like the Harley-Davidson XL, Big Twin and Sportster, the KTM GasGas and Husky, the Jeep CJ and Wrangler, and Yamaha 125cc-450cc machines. Concrete examples in the range include the Pro Taper Titanium Footpegs for 17-22 KTM/GasGas/Husky and the Pro Taper Titanium Footpegs for 99-22 Yamaha at the top of the range, and the Performance Machine Apex Footpegs in Contrast Cut mid-pack.

How to choose

Start with what you ride. Off-road machines want a wide, aggressive platform like the ProTaper titanium pegs above, where the priority is grip through mud and standing control. Cruisers and baggers are a different job: the Kuryakyn Stiletto Pegs with male mount and the Kuryakyn Longhorn Offset Dually ISO Peg with 1-1/2in clamp are built around comfort and mounting style, with the Longhorn's ISO design aimed at cutting vibration on longer rides.

Mount type is the detail that trips people up. Some of these are complete pegs, some are pegs with a specific male mount, and some are mount hardware such as the Bikers Choice 14-Up XL Passenger Footpeg Mount. Confirm your bike uses the same mounting interface before you buy, and check whether you need one peg or a pair. Titanium sits at the top of the price band; chrome and black cruiser hardware fills the middle.

What else you need

Footpegs sit alongside the other controls and body pieces in the Exterior section. If you're setting up an off-road cockpit, pair new pegs with Handlebars and Mirrors. Jeep and truck builds often add Mud Flaps and Truck and SUV parts in the same order.

Fitment and ordering

Not every product lists year-and-model data, so if you're unsure, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through Contact Us before ordering. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.