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One of the only things that has really bothered me about the bone-stock Grom has been those terrible squishy narrow footpegs that always feel like you're about to slip off. I had a pair of OEM titanium footpegs from a 2006 Yamaha YZ450f dirtbike laying around so I decided to see if I could make them fit.

First thing that had to be done was to shorten the shaft of the footpeg down to .895" or so (pic 1 is starting length, pic 2 is shortened)

Second was too remove some the factory Yamaha up-stop from the foot pegs to allow them to swing up and back in the factory Honda footpeg mounts (pic 3 shows the material removed).

Last step was shortening the OEM Honda footpeg spring by a coil to make it fit. The spring will not use the hole in the footpeg mount any more but will register against the wall instead and works great (pic 3 shows how much I took off).

Attached are a few pics that show the steps. You can probably do this with most dirtbike footpegs but the Yamaha ones are cool because they're cast titanium so they are light and a good width (and will make sweet sparks if you get them on the pavement!) plus they are very easy to find for cheap. They make a huge difference for me in control and would I would recommend the mod.
 

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Those pegs look pretty nice. As for vibration I installed Fastway pegs on my BMW R1200GS. I didn't notice any extra vibration when switching between the stock pegs with rubber and the stainless solid pegs.

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Thanks for the comments guys, I haven't noticed extra vibrations coming through my feet but it could be an issue for long rides I suppose. The extra feedback you get is worth it.

For those interested, I make the cargo rack: 2014+ Honda Grom Cargo Rack System
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I wanted something to mount a rear box (and easily mount things to the side) so for me this rack is way better than the small tube style one.
 

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This is a cool cheap mod if you happen to have a set of those pegs lying around. Otherwise they are about $97 EACH.

WR450F pegs go for about $37 each. Not titanium but another good option for solid pegs.

I have Driven rear sets with solid pegs. I can feel the vibration if I think about it but truly peg vibration with solid pegs is not an issue. IMO
 
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You're right it's only a cheap mod if you have them or pick up a used set. Ebay usually has a few sets because they are not particularly good dirtbike pegs (too narrow and not very grippy)
 

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Right on, thanks for the props FXCLM5 and hope you like the pegs offroadtoys!

After riding on them for a few weeks, I can notice a bit of vibration coming up through the pegs but not enough to bother me. Still would highly recommend the mod.
 
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