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Based off the aesthetic of the original MX-style Burly pegs, Burly Brand came up with MX-style passenger floorboards for H-D Touring models. Made of steel with just the right amount of serration to...

MX floorboards feature a detailed cut-through design with integrated rubber inserts for excellent foot traction.This Part Fits:YearMakeModelSubmodel2021Harley-DavidsonFLH Electra Glide Revival

Designed for the wild spirits, the thrill-seekers and the everyday enthusiast. Crafted with precision CNC machining, MX-Evolution Pegs pay homage to the iconic motocross aesthetic of the 1970's with...

Burly Brand Razorback Footpegs get their name from the top ridge of traction screws lining the top the surface. Screws can be installed with the provided split-lock washers or given a more aggressive...

Made from powder-coated steel, these pegs offer a good lean angle with their slash style bottom edge. The razor back gets its name from the top ridge of traction screws that line the top surface...

Burly MX style pegs draw inspiration from the iconic bear trap style of 1970's motocross bikes. Prepare to be captivated by their irresistible blend of form and function. Crafted with meticulous...

Burly MX style pegs draw inspiration from the iconic bear trap style of 1970's motocross bikes. Prepare to be captivated by their irresistible blend of form and function. Crafted with meticulous...

Inspired by the bear trap style of the 70's motocross machines. The Burly Brand MX Style Footpegs featuer an adjustable angle for comfort and serrated edge that keeps your feet planted.

Cut from 6061-T6 aluminum, the slash cut design allows for better lean angle and performance. With racing inspired design, these pegs will look great on any street machine. Fits most H-D® clevis...

Cut from 6061-T6 aluminum, the slash cut design allows for better lean angle and performance. With racing inspired design, these pegs will look great on any street machine. Fits most H-D® clevis...

Made from powder-coated steel, these pegs offer a good lean angle with their slash style bottom edge. The razor back gets its name from the top ridge of traction screws that line the top surface...