Footlock Adjuster for Talaria XXX & X3 Pro

Footlock Adjuster for Talaria XXX & X3 Pro – CNC Aluminum Kit with Pegs

Silver
$42.90
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Footlock Adjuster for Talaria XXX & X3 Pro

Footlock Adjuster for Talaria XXX & X3 Pro – CNC Aluminum Kit with Pegs

$42.90
Only 3 left · ships in 1–2 business days
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  • Ships from California in 1–2 business daysFree U.S. shipping on orders $99+ ($5 under $99)
  • 45-day returnsOn unused items · details
  • Not sure it fits?DM @axistudioco and we'll confirm before you order
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Add to your build

Footlock adjuster kit for the Talaria XXX and X3 Pro, with brackets, pegs and mounting hardware included.

Features

  • Complete kit: brackets, pegs and mounting hardware
  • CNC-machined aluminum brackets for strength and precision
  • Knurled footpegs for grip and control
  • Laser-engraved accents
  • Lightweight yet durable construction
  • Easy installation and a secure fit

Available in black or silver.

Questions riders ask

Will this fit my bike?
The bikes each part fits are listed in the title and description. Not sure? DM @axistudioco with your bike and year before you order and we'll confirm.
When will it ship?
In-stock orders ship from California in 1–2 business days, with tracking emailed when it ships. Shipping is free in the U.S. on orders $99+, $5 under $99. Track anytime on our Track Order page.
Is it hard to install?
Most of our parts bolt on with basic hand tools. Hand brake kits arrive pre-bled. If you get stuck, message us and we'll walk you through it.
What if I need to return it?
Contact us within 45 days of delivery. Items must be unused and in original packaging; return shipping is paid by the customer. Full return policy.

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B
Bryan

Fits perfect looks awsome

M
Max

Ez to install good quality. I bent it pretty quick but pounding the bracket back with a hammer worked great.