E Ride Pro Foot Peg Mounting Brackets | By E Ride Pro | For E Ride Pro Electric Dirt Bikes OEM Foot Peg Mounts for Strength and Rider Stability The E Ride Pro Foot Peg Mounting Brackets are the OEM brackets that secure the rider foot pegs to the frame of your bike. These mounts are a critical structural component that supports rider weight and maintains proper peg positioning for balance, control, and riding comfort. Foot peg brackets take a lot of abuse, especially on electric dirt bikes that are ridden aggressively on trails, jumps, and rough terrain. Hard impacts, crashes, or repeated heavy landings can bend or damage the mounts. Replacing them with the correct OEM brackets restores proper peg alignment and keeps your riding position stable. At REV Rides we often see peg mounts damaged after hard riding or crashes. Installing a fresh set of factory brackets ensures the pegs sit correctly and prevents unnecessary stress on the frame or peg hardware. Important Model Information The E Ride Pro Mini models use a different foot peg mounting bracket compared to the larger E Ride Pro bikes. Please verify which version your bike requires before ordering. Mini Version – Designed specifically for E Ride Pro Mini and Mini R Standard Version – Fits E Ride Pro S, SS, SS 2.0, SS 3.0 and SR models Key Features OEM E Ride Pro foot peg mounting brackets Supports rider weight and peg positioning Maintains proper peg alignment and riding stance Strong construction designed for off road riding Direct replacement for bent or damaged mounts Why Foot Peg Mounts Matter Foot pegs are one of the primary control points on any dirt bike. If the mounting brackets are bent or damaged, it can affect rider balance and control. Properly aligned peg mounts help maintain the correct riding posture and keep the bike stable during aggressive riding. Fitment E Ride Pro Mini E Ride Pro Mini R E Ride Pro S E Ride Pro SS E Ride Pro SS 2.0 E Ride Pro SS 3.0 E Ride Pro SR Mini models use a different version than the standard bikes Best Fit For Riders replacing bent or damaged foot peg mounts Bikes that have taken crash damage to the peg brackets Maintaining proper rider stance and peg alignment
