Amazon footpegs for your KLX300? AnXin footpegs.

I go over a common budget footpeg for the KLX300 from Amazon. The KLX is in serious need of aftermarket footpegs, are these the ones?
AnXin footpegs for KLX300: www.amazon.com...

[@blastradiu5]

My experience with Ebay KLX250/300 pegs was similar. The angle was super wacky.
IMS was out of stock when I was looking so I went with Pivot Pegs. They've been good so far.

[@makmoto0606]

Good to know. Plan on ordering IMS soon, hopefully they’ll have a good setup.

[@jeffreysoper3545]

I had the IMS super stock pegs for my new KLX but as others say they don't sit level..the sag downward. That really sucks cause they are well made pegs except for that. Before I ordered them I called IMS to make sure I had the right part number. I was told they pulled them off their website until they could figure out the problem and make new ones. Another thing I noticed about them is if you fold up the right side peg it will hit the break lever before it stops. So if you had a hard wipeout on the right side you would probably break your brake pedal. For the price of them all that sucked way too much...sent them back.

[@makmoto0606]

@@jeffreysoper3545 that’s too bad to hear. Hard to believe this bike doesn’t have better aftermarket support or even factory support.

[@mrtimhawk1]

Axcin doesn’t work for me on the Klx300

[@pnwguy221]

Try holding the footpeg in alignment with the actual attachment point not 1” behind it. They line up pretty close. This is a totaly bad and false review due to the user not knowing sh@$ about stuff

[@makmoto0606]

I think you missed point, which was the angle the pegs formed with the centerline of the bike. That they are not at a perpendicular fore and aft, but angle forward. I was holding the stock pegs in the plane with the footpeg hinge to demonstrate the angle not the distance.
Perhaps you should calm down and do a double take before spreading hateful nonsense.