Footrests, Pedals & Pegs
About Footrests, Pedals & Pegs
Foot pegs and pedals are where your boots meet the machine: pegs on an ATV and pedals in a side-by-side. They take impacts, mud and constant vibration, and the rubber on them wears smooth. Owners shop here for replacement peg rubbers, O-rings for pegs and pedals, a new set of pegs, or a throttle pedal for a UTV.
The category has two sub-categories. Footrests, Foot Pegs & Pedal Pads holds the foot peg and peg rubber listings, including replacement rubber for foot pegs and for shift pegs, neoprene O-rings and ATV foot pegs. Other Footrests, Pedals & Pegs holds a throttle pedal for the Polaris RZR 4 900 EPS. For rubbers and O-rings, match the type of peg, since a foot peg and a shift peg take different parts, and match the size, which the listings give in inches. For a pedal, the part is specific to the model, year and trim.
Brands in this category include Arlen Ness, All Balls, James Gasket and Rox Speed FX. Pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page for model-specific parts. For levers and other controls, see Hand & Foot Controls.
FAQs on foot pegs and pedals
When should I replace the rubber on my foot pegs?
Replace it when it is worn smooth, torn, hardened or loose on the peg. Rubber gives your boot grip, and a smooth or loose peg is slippery in mud and rain. If the peg itself is bent or cracked, replace the peg, not just the rubber.
What do the sizes in an O-ring listing mean?
The two numbers are the ring's size across and the thickness of its cord, given in inches, such as 3/4 by 3/32. Compare them with the O-ring you are replacing, or measure it with calipers, because a ring that is the wrong size will not seal or hold.
Are foot pegs the same on every ATV?
No. Pegs differ in size, mounting and design between models, so match the part to your machine. Some are listed for a particular model. Pick your machine in the Ride Finder to see parts made for it.
How do I find the right throttle pedal for my UTV?
Throttle pedals are specific to the model line, year and trim, so match all three to the listing. The one here is for the Polaris RZR 4 900 EPS. If your model is not named, do not assume it will fit.
Should I inspect my pegs after a hard hit?
Yes. After a rollover, a rock strike or a hard landing, check the pegs for bends, cracks and loose mounting bolts. A damaged peg can fail under load, so replace it and follow the machine's service manual for bolt tightness.
