TVS Ronin 225 Genuine Left Rider / Front Foot Peg Assembly | NF121400

TVS Ronin 225 Genuine Left Rider / Front Foot Peg Assembly – NF121400

Replace a bent, broken, loose or damaged left-side rider footpeg on the TVS Ronin 225 with the genuine TVS component supplied under part number NF121400. TVS parts catalogues identify NF121400 specifically as RIDER FOOT PEG ASSY L, meaning the left-hand rider / front footpeg assembly.

This is the part buyers commonly search for as a TVS Ronin left rider footrest, Ronin front left footpeg, rider foot peg, left footrest, gear-side footpeg, rider footrest assembly or genuine TVS Ronin LH foot peg.

Product Details

• Brand: TVS Motor Company
• Part Number: NF121400
• OEM Catalogue Description: RIDER FOOT PEG ASSY L
• Customer-Friendly Name: Left Rider / Front Foot Peg Assembly
• Motorcycle: TVS Ronin 225
• Position: Front / rider position
• Side: Left Hand (LH) when seated on the motorcycle facing forward
• Common Side Description: Gear-shifter side
• Function: Rider foot support
• Quantity: 1 left-side rider footpeg assembly
• Condition: Genuine TVS replacement spare part
• HSN Reference: 87141090 in TVS Indian price-list data

Verified Compatibility

Left Side Identification – Please Check Before Ordering

Motorcycle left and right are always identified from the rider's normal seated position while facing forward.

• NF121400: Left rider/front footpeg – this listing
• NF121390: Right rider/front footpeg – separate part
• NF121590: Left pillion/passenger footpeg – separate part
• NF121600: Right pillion/passenger footpeg – separate part

If you stand in front of the motorcycle looking toward it, the apparent left/right is reversed. For correct ordering, use the rider's perspective.

Rider Footpeg vs Pillion Footpeg – Do Not Confuse Them

The rider and passenger pegs are not interchangeable. They sit in different positions and use different mounting relationships.

NF121400 vs NF121370 – Important Difference

The Ronin parts catalogue lists both NF121400 and NF121370 in the left rider-footrest area, but they are different components.

An official TVS distributor parts catalogue identifies NF121400 as the left front footrest and NF121370 as the left front footrest support. This distinction is important after crash damage: if the peg itself is intact but the support is bent, replacing NF121400 alone may not correct the problem.

Related Left Rider-Footrest Components

TVS catalogues NF121400 as one part of a larger rider/pillion footrest assembly. Several surrounding service parts are listed separately.

These parts are shown to help identify the complete assembly. They are not automatically included with NF121400 unless physically supplied inside the TVS package.

Rider Footrest Rubber – Separate Service Part

TVS separately catalogues NF121410 – RUBBER RIDER FOOTREST. This means the rubber contact surface can be a separate service item from the metal footpeg assembly.

If the metal peg is straight and structurally sound but only the rubber is worn, damaged or missing, the buyer may require NF121410 rather than the entire NF121400 assembly. Conversely, if the peg body or pivot area is bent or broken, replacing only the rubber will not correct the structural issue.

Folding Footpeg Mechanism

The Ronin rider footpeg is part of a folding arrangement. TVS catalogues a separate N9124020 torsion spring and N9200310 clevis pin in the rider-footrest assembly.

These parts allow the peg to pivot upward under impact or when intentionally folded and then return toward its operating position. If the peg does not return correctly, inspect the spring, pivot pin and mounting support before replacing the entire footpeg unnecessarily.

What You Receive

1 × TVS Genuine Left Rider / Front Foot Peg Assembly – Part No. NF121400.

The following parts are not assumed to be included simply because they appear next to NF121400 in an exploded parts diagram:

• Right rider footpeg
• Left pillion footpeg
• Footrest rubber
• Torsion spring
• Clevis/pivot pin
• Hole clip / retainer
• Left footrest support NF121370
• Left mounting plate NF122180 / NR120160
• Gear-shift lever
• Gear-shift linkage
• Mounting screws, washers or clamps

Always inspect the current packaged part if you need confirmation of incidental hardware supplied with the service assembly.

When Should the Rider Footpeg Be Replaced?

• The peg is bent after a fall or side impact.
• The metal peg body is cracked or broken.
• The pivot/mounting eye is damaged.
• The footpeg has excessive structural play caused by wear in the peg itself.
• The peg has been ground down severely after a slide.
• An incorrect aftermarket peg has been installed and the owner wants to restore the original TVS configuration.
• The peg no longer aligns correctly with the rider's foot because the peg body itself is deformed.

Before Ordering – Essential Checks

• Confirm the required TVS part number is NF121400.
• Confirm you need the left rider/front footpeg, not the left pillion footpeg.
• Inspect NF121370 / the left footrest support for crash bending or distortion.
• Inspect the torsion spring and clevis pin if the peg is loose or fails to return.
• Check the separate rubber NF121410 if the only problem is worn foot-contact material.
• If the motorcycle has aftermarket rearsets or custom foot controls, verify the original mounting arrangement before ordering.

Installation Guidance

The rider footpeg is a load-bearing control-support component. Correct installation is important because the rider uses it to support body weight, stabilize the motorcycle and operate the nearby gear-shift control.

• Support the motorcycle securely before beginning work.
• Inspect the left footrest support and mounting plate for bending or cracks.
• Inspect the pivot/clevis pin for abnormal wear.
• Check the torsion spring for corrosion, distortion or breakage.
• Ensure the new footpeg pivots smoothly without excessive side play.
• Confirm the peg returns to the correct riding position after being folded upward.
• Ensure all clips/retainers are installed securely.
• Verify there is no interference with the gear-shift lever or linkage.
• Check the footrest rubber is secure and provides a stable contact surface.
• Before riding, apply body weight progressively to confirm the peg and mounting support are structurally secure.

Gear-Side Inspection After a Fall

The left rider footpeg is on the gear-shifter side of the motorcycle. If NF121400 has been damaged in a left-side fall, also inspect:

• Gear-shift lever
• Shift linkage / connecting rod
• Shift shaft area
• Left footrest support NF121370
• Left mounting plate
• Engine / chassis mounting area near the footrest assembly
• Side stand and nearby hardware if the impact was severe

A replacement peg should not be forced into alignment against a bent support or mounting plate.

Ronin Variant Coverage

The 2025 Ronin parts catalogue lists NF121400 in the common ABS 1CH/2CH rider-and-pillion-footrest assembly with no separate remark restricting the peg to only one trim.

TVS's official parts store lists NF121400 under both the Ronin SS–TD family and the Ronin Nimbus catalogue. This supports the use of the same left rider peg across the verified Ronin trim family even where surrounding mounting plates or cosmetics may differ.

For a future model revision, accident-modified motorcycle or bike fitted with aftermarket rearsets, confirm the exact part through a VIN/chassis-based TVS parts lookup before installation.

Special Variant Mounting-Plate Note

Although NF121400 remains the common left rider peg, some Ronin configurations use different left footrest mounting plates:

• NF122180: Standard Plate Footrest LH
• NR120160: Plate Footrest LH for the applicable 2CH Mid Special configuration

This is another reason not to assume that every surrounding component is shared merely because the rider peg itself is common.

Why Exact Part-Number Matching Matters

• Right and left rider pegs use different TVS part numbers.
• Rider and pillion pegs are different components.
• The left peg and left footrest support are separately catalogued parts.
• Rubber, spring and pivot hardware can be serviced separately.
• Special variants can use different mounting plates.
• A generic aftermarket footpeg may not match the correct pivot geometry, folding angle or rider ergonomics.

Historical TVS Price-List Reference

A TVS Indian price list dated May 2024 identifies NF121400 – RIDER FOOT PEG ASSY L with an MRP of ₹332 at that time and HSN 87141090. This historical figure is included only as supporting part-identification evidence. Current MRP can change, so the latest TVS package label or current official price list should be treated as controlling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is TVS part number NF121400?
NF121400 is the genuine TVS left-hand rider/front footpeg assembly used on verified TVS Ronin 225 configurations.

Q. Is NF121400 the left or right rider footpeg?
It is the left-hand (LH) rider footpeg. The right rider footpeg is NF121390.

Q. Is this a passenger footpeg?
No. NF121400 is for the rider/front position. The left passenger/pillion footpeg is NF121590.

Q. Is NF121370 the same part?
No. NF121370 is a separate left rider-footrest support. NF121400 is the actual left rider footpeg assembly.

Q. Does NF121400 fit the Ronin SS?
Yes. TVS's official parts store lists NF121400 for the Ronin SS–TD family.

Q. Does it fit the Ronin DS?
Yes. The common Ronin footrest catalogue retains NF121400 across the verified 1CH/2CH family.

Q. Does it fit the Ronin TD?
Yes. NF121400 is listed within the common Ronin footrest assembly and the official TVS store lists it for the SS–TD family.

Q. Does it fit Ronin Nimbus?
Yes. TVS's official parts store separately lists NF121400 under the Ronin Nimbus catalogue.

Q. Is the footrest rubber included?
Do not assume so. TVS catalogues NF121410 – Rubber Rider Footrest as a separate service component.

Q. Is the return spring included?
The folding footpeg torsion spring is separately catalogued as N9124020. It should not be assumed included unless physically supplied in the package.

Q. Does it include the pivot pin?
The rider-footpeg clevis/pivot pin is separately catalogued as N9200310.

Q. My left footpeg is pointing downward after a fall. Do I need NF121400?
Possibly, but first inspect the peg and NF121370 left footrest support. If the support is bent, replacing the footpeg alone may not restore the correct position.

Q. Can I use the right footpeg on the left side?
No universal interchangeability should be assumed. The left and right rider pegs use separate TVS part numbers, NF121400 and NF121390.

Q. How many footpegs are included?
This listing is for one left rider/front footpeg assembly.

Buyer Search Reference

Common buyer searches include TVS Ronin left footpeg, Ronin 225 rider footrest, Ronin front left footpeg, Ronin gear side footrest, TVS Ronin rider foot peg, Ronin LH footrest, NF121400, NF 121400, Ronin rider peg left, Ronin front footrest, genuine TVS Ronin footpeg and TVS Ronin gear side footrest.

Before You Order

Confirm that the required TVS part number is NF121400 and that you need the left-hand rider/front footpeg. If the motorcycle has fallen on the left side, inspect NF121370 and the mounting plate as well. If the bike has aftermarket rearsets, a modified gear-shift setup or a future production revision outside the verified catalogue family, confirm fitment through the chassis/VIN-based TVS parts catalogue before installation.