Adjustable adapters for Puig footpegs

The adjustable adapters for Puig footpegs are for riders who are not comfortable with the stock position: knees too bent on a tall rider, a peg that scrapes when you lean into a corner, or a passenger with cramped legs. Unlike the fixed bracket, they let you move the footpeg to another spot, and the offset adapter you choose sets how far.

Which way to move the footpeg

• Lower and further forward: opens up the knee angle and eases your legs on long journeys, which is welcome on adventure and touring bikes.
• Higher and further back: gains ground clearance when leaning over and gives a sportier riding position, typical of nakeds and sports bikes.
• On the passenger side: the 40 mm offset adapter gives more movement than the 20 mm one, which is the only one that also suits the rider.

When you move the rider's footpeg, its position relative to the gear lever and the brake pedal changes, so check from the saddle that you can still reach both comfortably before you set off.

What to check when ordering

• The side: there are brackets for the rider and for the passenger, and one set will not fit the other side.
• The bike and years: they range from the Ténéré 700, BMW GS models, NT1100 or V-Stroms to sports bikes and nakeds such as the R1, R6, Ninjas, MT-10 or GSX-S, plus newer brands like Voge, Zontes or CFMOTO. Some sets suit several models, such as the "Honda and Yamaha" or "Husqvarna and KTM" ones.
• The offset adapter: it is a separate part number from the bracket, so add it to the order; without it the footpeg stays where it was.

If you do not need to change the position, the fixed adapters are the simpler choice. The footpegs that fit these brackets are in Puig footrests, and to compare with other brands you have the motorcycle footrest adapters. If you cannot decide between the two offsets, message us on the website chat before ordering and we will look at it with your bike. The rest of the brand is in Puig.