[BeardymanBristol]

Footrests - I have these fitted. Easy job and make a huge difference to comfort EVO footrests Black. Adjustable.

 

[BeardymanBristol]

By fitted do you mean they were a straight install or did you have to do some tweaking to make them work?

No tweaking, straight fit. I'll snap a photo when I'm home.

I did have even wider pegs, super comfy but gear changes were a pain because of the lack of space. I tried an aftermarket gear lever but it wasn't long enough so gave up and fitted those I mentioned above.

 

[BeardymanBristol]

I like these but when it starts offering options for adapters and such, that's where I scratch my head and don't know what to order.

I'm a dufus! I ordered so many SW MOtech parts I forgot it was Puig footpegs I had, sorry! Here's the parts you need. I looked on Revzilla because the Puig website is absolute rubbish and from what I know, Revzilla covers all the States. I have assumed you have a pre-2022 bike:
1st Part: Puig Rider Footpeg Mounts Honda / Yamaha | 5% ($2.04) Off! - RevZilla This is the only bike specific part. Fits where your original footpeg goes.
2nd Part: Puig Relocation Brackets for Adjustable Footpegs - RevZilla This is universal. You have a choice of sizes, I recommend the 46mm (the longer of the two) to give you more room for a chunkier footpeg. Bolts directly to the footpeg mount.
3rd part: Puig Trail Footpegs - RevZilla These are the actual footpegs. Wider than stock but not so wide you have to do foot contortions to change gear (I originally fitted the wider Enduro pegs but they left little room for gear changes)

Additionally, for extra room for chunky boots and the chunkier peg, I fitted this (actually SW Motech this time!): Gear lever Yamaha XSR700 / XT, MT-07 / Tracer also order the extension as the bare aluminium ruins boots! Gear lever tread - SW-MOTECH

Sorry there's no US link for the SW Motech bits, google point blank refuses to let me find a US storeother than Revzilla and they don't appear to stock it!

 

[BeardymanBristol]

Just added some notes to some photos I took. See PDF attached. Anyone with mechanical experience/sympathy - please don't judge my hamfisted bolt removal (see second page). I learned a lesson about cheap tools!