AnXin Motorcycle Foot Pegs for PW50 PW80 - Wider Stronger Footrests

In this review we test the AnXin Motorcycle Foot Pegs designed for PW50 1981-2023 and PW80 1983-2006 to decide whether they are worth fitting to a pit or dirt bike. The bottom line: these pegs are built from high-strength T7 7075 aluminum alloy and offer a noticeably wider, more grippy platform than stock pegs, making them a strong choice for riders who want better foot stability and a durable upgrade. Installation can require modification on some bikes, but once fitted they deliver improved control and a robust, anodized finish.

Key Features

• Fitment: Made for PW50 1981-2023 and PW80 1983-2006 so buyers with those models get a dedicated replacement peg without guessing compatibility.
• High-strength material: Machined from T7 7075 aluminum alloy via CNC for corrosion resistance and a durable pedal that resists bending and wear during trail use.
• Wider platform: A larger surface spreads impact over the foot and improves contact so riders maintain control and reduce pressure on the sole during long rides.
• 17 replaceable teeth: Seventeen aggressive teeth increase traction on rainy or muddy trails so feet are less likely to slip off the pegs in adverse conditions.
• Anodized finish: Bright anodized color resists corrosion and adds visual appeal as a visible upgrade to the bike's appearance.

Who It's For

The AnXin pegs suit riders of PW50 and PW80 models who want a stronger, wider footrest with better traction for off-road use and who value an anodized appearance. They are especially useful for young riders or casual trail riders upgrading from small, narrow stock pegs that offer little grip.

These pegs are not ideal for owners who expect a bolt-on perfect fit on every bike without adjustment; some customers report alignment and hole lining issues that required modification and custom fitting during installation. If you prefer a drop-in replacement with included springs and instructions, consider models that guarantee exact hole alignment.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Solid build from T7 7075 aluminum gives a strong, corrosion-resistant pedal that stands up to use.
• Wider, larger platform and 17 teeth provide noticeably better grip and comfort than many stock pegs.
• Anodized surface adds color and protects the metal while improving the bike's look.

Cons

• Fitment can be imperfect on some bikes; several users needed to modify holes or adjust springs for installation.
• Instruction sheet and fixing springs are not included, which can complicate a first-time install.

Specifications

Model fitment	PW50 1981-2023; PW80 1983-2006
Material	T7 7075 aluminum alloy (CNC machined)
Platform	Wider and larger than original pegs
Teeth	17 teeth, replaceable
Finish	Anodized surface, colored
Package	1 pair foot pegs; no installation instruction included

Our Verdict

These AnXin foot pegs are a worthwhile upgrade for PW50 and PW80 owners who want a stronger, wider peg with superior grip and an attractive anodized finish. They represent good value when durability and traction are priorities, but buyers should be prepared to perform minor modifications during installation or source compatible springs and fasteners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these pegs bolt straight on without modification?
Some users report holes and spring positions that do not align perfectly, so minor modifications or additional hardware may be needed for a flush fit.

What material are the pegs made from?
The pegs are CNC machined from T7 7075 aluminum alloy, chosen for high strength and corrosion resistance.

Are the traction teeth permanent?
The pegs have 17 teeth designed for extra grip and the teeth are described as replaceable if they wear.