[LittlebikesBigDreams]

2 questions for today. after 2 months of work and replacements i have my 2.5 running perfect. However i am a size 12 in mens US and im finding that the peg on the starter side is simply too small for my feet to be comfortable. would longer pegs be possible to fit and if so, where could i purchase some? Second question is that i am wondering how difficult it would be to change the rear sprocket for one that is slightly smaller? It tops out at around 27 mph and i was aiming for a little more top end. and would finding a sprocket of such size be easy to find aswell?

 

[midbikelikes]

changing a sprocket is a piece of cake.order what tooth size you desire and jump right in🙌 ..id rig up a cheap extention for that peg might even end up having to,id say search the web for it first.

 

[Atvrunner2]

Just be careful how long you make the footpegs, when you lean to take a turn you could hit the pegs. That can drag you to the ground fast. I found the aluminium ones on ebay are nice. I only have my heal on them when I ride.

 

[LittlebikesBigDreams]

changing a sprocket is a piece of cake.order what tooth size you desire and jump right in🙌 ..id rig up a cheap extention for that peg might even end up having to,id say search the web for it first.

cool, the stock gearing is 7/60 correct? i don’t feel like going out and checking

 

[midbikelikes]

cool, the stock gearing is 7/60 correct? i don’t feel like going out and checkin idk what stock is on the smaller ones ,,id say go a tooth or two bigger on front sprocket leave back alone,, does your sprocket thread in or use a clip?

 

[midbikelikes]

idk what stock is i have a few midbikes no minis...id go a tooth or two bigger on front sprocket leave back alone ..

 

[midbikelikes]

hey my buddies mini had a 6 front 62/65 rear sprocket hes going to put a 7 front leave back for more end speed he got a 3 size pack off ebay to check out differences

 

[kray15]

I would not put on longer foot pegs. Ruins the handling, you'll scrape the pegs and crash. Adjust how you place your feet on the pegs. Your feet should be angled in with the outside of your foot resting on the pegs.

 

[Atvrunner2]

I would not put on longer foot pegs. Ruins the handling, you'll scrape the pegs and crash. Adjust how you place your feet on the pegs. Your feet should be angled in with the outside of your foot resting on the pegs.

Definitely the right way to ride, but for me unfortunately my ankles will not allow that after years of sports. I use my heels and my toes sometimes lightly scrape the ground, but it works for me.