Apico Foot Peg Pin & Spring Set - Kawasaki KX65 2002-2022, KX 80 85 1998-2022
The Apico Foot Peg Pin & Spring Set is designed for Kawasaki KX65 (2002-2022) and KX 80/85 (1998-2...The Apico Foot Peg Pin & Spring Set is designed for Kawasaki KX65 (2002-2022) and KX 80/85 (1998-2022) models. These are OEM replacement foot-peg pin and spring sets manufactured using the finest quality steel. They come supplied with springs, washers, and cotter pins for simple and easy installation. Manufacturer part number: FPP SET KAW 1. This product is part of the latest collection from Apico.
This guide is for owners of Kawasaki KX65 (2002-2022) and KX 80/85 (1998-2022) dirt bikes needing to replace worn or damaged foot peg pins and springs. The Apico Foot Peg Pin & Spring Set offers a direct OEM replacement solution, ensuring secure and functional foot pegs with its high-quality steel construction and included hardware. The primary benefit is restoring reliable foot peg stability for improved control, though users must confirm their specific model year compatibility.
All features
Model Part Number
FPP SET KAW 1
Brand
Apico
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is included in this set?
The Apico Foot Peg Pin & Spring Set includes the foot peg pins, springs, washers, and cotter pins required for replacement.
Is this set compatible with my 2010 Kawasaki KX100?
No, this set is specifically designed for Kawasaki KX65 (2002-2022) and KX 80/85 (1998-2022) models. It is not compatible with the KX100.
Do I need any special tools for installation?
Basic motorcycle tools such as pliers and possibly a pin punch or similar tool to remove and install cotter pins will be required. No specialized tools beyond standard mechanical equipment are typically needed.
How often should I check my foot peg pins and springs?
It is recommended to inspect foot peg pins and springs regularly, ideally during each cleaning or maintenance session, and certainly before any significant riding event.
Can I use this set if my original foot pegs are aftermarket?
This set is designed as an OEM replacement for original foot pegs. Compatibility with aftermarket foot pegs is not guaranteed.
What material are the pins and springs made from?
The pins and springs are manufactured using high-quality steel.
Troubleshooting
Foot peg feels stiff or does not pivot freely after installation
Ensure all washers are correctly positioned and the cotter pin is not overtightened. Verify no debris is obstructing the pin's movement.
Foot peg feels loose or has excessive play
Confirm the pin is fully seated, washers are in place, and the cotter pin is securely fastened. Check that the correct pin and spring set for your model was used.
Spring does not return the foot peg to its correct position
Verify the spring is correctly oriented and seated on both the foot peg and its anchor point. Ensure the spring is not damaged or excessively stretched.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Direct fit for specified Kawasaki models
Uses durable, high-quality steel for longevity
Includes all necessary hardware for installation (springs, washers, cotter pins)
Restores secure foot peg function
OEM equivalent for reliable performance
Cons
Only compatible with specific Kawasaki KX models and years
Requires basic mechanical skill for installation
Does not offer any performance upgrades beyond OEM specification
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
Ensure your motorcycle is a Kawasaki KX65 manufactured between 2002 and 2022.
Verify your motorcycle is a Kawasaki KX 80 or KX 85 manufactured between 1998 and 2022.
The manufacturer part number is FPP SET KAW 1.
Setup (Installation):
Safely support your motorcycle.
Locate the foot peg assembly you intend to service.
Carefully remove the old cotter pin and withdraw the foot peg pin.
Remove the old foot peg, spring, and washers.
Clean the foot peg mounting area.
Install the new Apico components: place the foot peg onto its mount, fit the new spring, insert the new pin with washers, and secure with the new cotter pin.
Test the foot peg for smooth operation and secure fitment.
Care:
Periodically inspect foot peg pins and springs for wear, damage, or corrosion.
Clean the area around the foot peg assembly during routine motorcycle maintenance to prevent dirt buildup.