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Anodised Foot Pegs
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The clear coat on my foot pegs has started to look really bad, so I was thinking about getting them anodised black, has anyone done this or seen it done? I'm not too sure how it will look, so I don't want to do it and have my pegs look terrible. I would just go rearsets, but they are quite expensive over here and I dont get any track time to make them worthwhile. Cheers, Marty
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Never seen somebody anodize them black, but me and quite a few other people had ours powdercoated black.
(Left the "spikes" stock color so that I wouldn't have to worry about redoing them once a year. 
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Ah cool, that looks really good. The thought with anodising was that the powder coating would take away the 'points' on the pegs so I wouldn't get the same grip, but it still looks good with them left plain and the rest done.
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i was told anodizing would wear off really fast on something like foot pegs.
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Another option for you is to just buy a set of aftermarket foot pegs and bolt them up to your stock rearsets.
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However in small batches it's REALLY expensive, to the point it'd be cheaper getting new rearsets.
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Yeah I would think it would he stupid expensive. Id see what th at rd can get you for a set of attack performance.
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 Cheers guys for the quick input, I'll post up some pictures/ info on whichever way I decide to go.
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