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Mutant Bikes – Peguard V2

The crew at Mutant Bikes have released a new and improved second version of their Peguard peg! The Peguard V2 is similar to the original with the peg and hub guard being one piece that fits over the dropout to protect your hub, and the dropouts on your frame and fork from grinds. They’ve made a few tweaks on this version with the anti-roll pin. This peg still utilizes a removable plastic peg sleeve so you can replace those when it wears out. If you are looking for a simple peg and hub guard setup that will fit on any frame and fork, these are definitely worth a look!

“DESIGNED, DEVELOPED AND PATENTED SYSTEM FROM US IN 2009, PEGUARD IS A ONE PIECE PEG AND HUBGUARD FULLY CNC MACHINED. SAME PEG FITS EVERY FRONT AND REAR HUBS, DRIVE SIDE AND NON-DRIVE SIDE, ALSO EVERY FRAME AND FORK. WITH PEGUARD YOU CAN PROTECT YOUR HUB, SPOKES AND DROPOUTS ON YOUR FRAME & FORK. THAT’S A SIMPLE DESIGN, LIGHT AND SUPER STRONG.

MATERIAL
CNC Machined Alu 7075-T6

SLEEVE
Nylon, Rotate 180º grinding surface with 2 bolts
Tight by 2 screws
Sold separately

LENGTH
110mm / 4.33″

DIAMETER
37.9mm

SIZE
14mm axle hole with 10mm / ⅜” converter and spacer to use the pegboard at the front hubs

FEATURES
Developed by Mutantbikes, laser etched logo.
Hubguard with 10mm thicker to be strong enough for street and park.
Offset peg is thicker on the bottom and thinner on the top, to made it plus stronger.
V2 with anti rotation pin

COLORS
Anodized flat black, flat blue, flat red, flat purple, polish and oil slick

WEIGHT
159grs / 5.60oz

Filmed and edited by: João Soares”

What do you think of the Peguard V2? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

Fit Bike Co. – Plastic VS Concrete: The PVC Peg

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The other day we took a look at the new Fit Bike Co. PVC Pegs, now today we get a look at Ben Silver picking up a set to help him beat a concrete ledge that he wasn’t able to take care of with his metal pegs. You won’t be able to find these at Home Depot, but they will help you grind.

“Our new PVC peg features a strong yet lightweight 4130 alloy steel core inserted into a fast-grinding, injection molded, plastic polymer sleeve. Included with each peg is a hardened steel 14mm/10mm reduction sleeve for use with a 3/8″ / 10mm axles. Unlike smaller diameter pegs that only accept some 17mm sockets, this peg accepts 17mm and 19mm sockets for installation/removal.

Learn more here: Fit Bike Co. PVC Pegs

Featuring: Ben Silver
Film/Edit: Sauce“

Fit Bike Co. – PVC Peg

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Anyone who has run metal pegs before ever trying plastic pegs has probably wondered if they could just slide a piece of PVC tubing over their peg to get the same effect. in fact it’s been done a time or two. Fit Bike Co. have released their new PVC Peg that looks like a makeshift PVC slip on cover, but uses normal plastic sleeves. The PVC peg has a lightweight 4130 alloy steel core insert with an injection molded, plastic polymer sleeve. The peg has 14mm axle holes, but comes with an adaptor to fit 3/8″ axles as well. Also, if you have ever ran into the issue where you could barely fit a socket into the peg, you’ll be happy to know these fit 17mm and 19mm sockets no problem.

You can pick the PVC peg up in Black and White colors with a 4.5″ length and a price tag of $10.99 each with replacement sleeves available for $6.00 each as well through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fit Bike Co. worldwide now.

What do you think of the PVC peg? Do you like it? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

DIY BMX Pegs

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Mike Fede hit us with a link to a video from a little DIY idea he had saw a rider do, and figured he would test out. If you have ever wanted to try plastic pegs, but you don’t want to spend the money… Here’s a cheap option that apparently works… Sort of. All you have to do is get some PVC pipe that fits over your peg snuggly, and you’re good to go. Take a look!

I feel like this should have been in Dustin Lee‘s cheap man’s Top 10 BMX Life Hacks video.

“In today’s video we keep the plastic theme going from the last video with plastic tires, and now to PVC plastic peg sleeves. We went into it a little blind with the sizing of the PVC but we make it work.” – Mike Fede

“Today we decide to take one of johns ideas for the will it ride series and give it a try. This is pex pipe for tires. Pex pipe is a form of PVC that is flexible. This was a lot of fun to do and we plan on bringing it back in the near future with some added ideas.“

Animal Bikes – Ben Lewis Benny Peg Promo

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Animal Bikes coming through with a fresh batch of footage featuring Ben Lewis putting his signature Benny Peg to good use out in the streets! As always, Ben puts every ledge, rail, bench and more that he comes across to good use! The Benny Peg comes in 4″ and 4.5″ sizes with a 7075 aluminum core and a replaceable nylon sleeve that’ll keep you grinding smooth on everything! Check it!

“Benny L puts his signature Animal Benny Pegs to work in Philly last year for the camera of Justin Benthien. Whatever it is, however steep or awkward, Ben will gets his pegs down it! Available in 4″ and 4.5″ length, with a 7075 Aluminum Core, Internally butted for lower weight, and even comes with an extra sleeve.” – Animal Bikes

Sneak Peek: The Shadow Conspiracy Plasmatic Peg

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Here’s a little something we spotted while scrolling through Instagram today. It looks like The Shadow Conspiracy have been working on a new peg called the Plasmatic Peg. They didn’t release any details beyond the photo, but it appears to have a plastic sleeve, which we would have to imagine has a special nylon / fibreglass compound, with something unique going on with the internals. If you check the Instagram post below, you can see their Multi-Tool, but it’s hard to see if there is an extension. The reason we say that is because in the photo above it appears that there is some sort of insert inside of the peg with a square that could fit a 3/8″ wrench similar to how a couple fork compression caps come. We also noticed an adaptor at the dropout in the multi-tool photo. Maybe a possible thread on style peg like back in the day, but there would just need to be a way to prevent it from threading loose. A lot to think about from two photos and no details, haha.

We’ll be bugging the guys over at Shadow to find out what’s going on here, and we would imagine there will be more details soon. Either way, it caught our attention…

What do you think? Let us know in the comments below!

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Kareem’s World – Plastic Pegs VS Metal Pegs

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Kareem Williams goes up against the Matrix to decide on which pegs to run…

It’s that time again for another round of Kareem’s World. This time around Kareem battles it out with a decision to run Plastic Pegs or stick with the Metal Pegs he’s been running, weighing the Pros and Cons with some guy who clearly came from The Matrix… Hit play to see what he decided to go with! As always, Kareem keeps it weird and funny.

The Return of the Terrible One Pegs

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Terrible One have re-released their T1 Pegs once again!

Here’s one for the Mid School guys! Terrible One have re-issued their classic T1 pegs that were real popular back in the day. These pegs are unique because they have a chromoly sleeve that is pressed over an aluminum core, kind of like how plastic pegs work these days, but a metal sleeve that is way more durable. They are 4″ long with a 1.5″ diameter (38mm) and come in 14mm and 3/8″ sizes. You can pick these up for about $20.99 each through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Terrible One worldwide. Empire have them for example. Get the full details on these pegs straight from Terrible One…

“The T-1 pegs are back! And, this description of them from the early 2000s still rings true… The original T-1 peg lives on. The pegs are both light and fast due to its sleeved tubular design. Meaning, a chromoly sleeve has been pressed over an aluminum peg body to give the peg the best of both worlds. Its lightness and strength is derived from its aluminum body, but the hard chromoly sleeve is what is responsible for the speed when grinding. Not to mention that the aluminum tip make them cement skatepark friendly. Basically, they’re wicked awesome! Thanks to Maul’s Bike Shop for the photo!” – Terrible One

If some of you need a reminder of what the original pegs with the barcode logo and polished core…

What do you think? Do you have any comments? Let us know what you think in the comments below!