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Lux Billet Launches Stacyc Billet Foot Pegs
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MESA, Ariz. - Washingtoner -- Lux Billet announced the official release of the Stacyc Billet Foot Pegs.

Owner Bret Balcerzak stated, "We have been developing this for a while and are excited to bring it to market. All of our custom made billet pitbike parts allows customers the option to upgrade their existing pitbikes with Lux Billet products that enhance the look and performance of their bikes."

The new "Stacyc" is a billet foot peg CNC machined from 6061-T6 billet aluminum. It offers a wider footprint for more traction and mobility and is designed to fit any 12e or 16e STACYC E Bike.

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Other features:
  • Slim and lightweight design
  • Stainless Hardware Included
  • Choose between Anodized Finish and Raw Aluminum
  • Proudly Made in the USA

All LUX Billet products are designed & manufactured in the USA. Shop for Crf110 Extended Kickstands, Crf110 Shift Shaft Braces, Crf110 Bump Start Covers, & more.

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