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  1. I have size 12 and it’s fine for me. You could try getting shorter crank arms or a frame with a longer chainstay

  2. only if you ride both side pegs. “normal” pegs are on your leading foots side for that reason.

  3. I will say go shorter crank arm length, but not really a longer rear end, depends what you ride really. I’m a size 10 and run pegs on the wrong side because that’s how I learned. No real issues.

  4. seconding shorter cranks. Might also be worth changing your foot position on the pedals a bit just to get some more clearance.

    that being said your crank arms and or maybe crank spindles look kinda bent.. I can’t tell if it’s the angle of the photo or something else. Hope they aren’t actually bent!

  5. Sasquatch_Squad on

    I wear size 14s and grind on the same side as my front foot so it’s not an issue. I don’t think I’d be able to run 4 pegs though. 

    I’ve never hit my foot on my back peg while pedaling, I think your foot is naturally at a bit of an angle when the cranks are turning so there should be enough clearance 

  6. BillyFromTOMBILLY on

    Get shorter crank arms and/or a longer frame (not top tube longer, chainstay longer

  7. Top_Proposal7343 on

    The cranks on the wtp audio you have there are 175mm. I’d swap them out for 165mm for a better ride just in general and to give you the extra space. Get some cheap pegs that are 14mm with 10mm adapter for the fronts (I think the salt am pegs) and give it a go. Shorter cranks regardless though, I got myself the same bike for my taller friends to borrow and the original cranks made it feel abit mountain bike esque

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