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:Get aluminum strip about 1/8" thick and maybe 3/4 or 1" wide. Twist the ends to align with the passenger footpeg mounting bolt on one end and the left peg bracket on the other. Thinner than 1/8" and it won't be strong enough. Thicker and you'll have problems twisting and bending it into shape.
:Get a piece of aluminum strip about 1/8" thick and 3/4 or 1" wide. Twist the ends to align with the passenger footpeg mounting bolt on one end and the left peg bracket on the other. Thinner than 1/8" and it won't be strong enough. Thicker and you'll have problems twisting and bending it into shape.


Lastly, the Muzzy is designed to increase performance a bit, sound good, and look good. One way it looks good is by really cleaning up the back of the bike; with the stock exhaust cans gone the swingarm is fully visible. If you leave the centerstand on, it will be quite an eyesore. Totally opinion, of course.  
Lastly, the Muzzy is designed to increase performance a bit, sound good, and look good. One way it looks good is by really cleaning up the back of the bike; with the stock exhaust cans gone the swingarm is fully visible. If you leave the centerstand on, it will be quite an eyesore. Totally opinion, of course.