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Has anyone used these pegs with stirrups? I'd love to see some pics and get any opinions....

Yeah , I have the combo . I really like them , the are nice props for the heels .
The only problem is you will have issues if you put too much weight on them , they'll rotate downward .
If they were re-engineered with a more positive spline system , they would lock in at any given rotational position .
Use Locktite and keep the Allen with you . You'll need it .

I used a set for 3 years until I changed to foot boards. I did like them and while I had them rotate a few times, for the most part they stayed put under my size 14 boots. I have a pic but don't know how to post it.
Here is the URL of the pic on my Flickr site
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24915462@N06/2393884235/in/set-72157604420601487/

Caveat : before you assemble the stirrup to the footpeg , study closely - there are 4 little wimpy "splines" on the stirrup shaft . Make sure they fit into the correspondingly wimpy little grooves inside the peg and maybe they'll stay put .
I may take mine apart and make some grooves and slather 'em with resin , AKA "JB Weld" to lock them into position .

JB Weld came down from heaven along with duct tape and tie wraps .

Wow, thanks for the pictures and the suggestions. I think I'll take the plunge. They look good and would serve the purpose of providing a bit more comfort.

Tim

Best thing to do is knurl the stirrup shaft and shorten the mounting bolt a tad. Bolts up nice and tight and will never move again.