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To my fellow Softail Fat Bob owners - Have any of you had any issues w/ the position, primarily the angle, of the brake pedal?
To me, it seems like I have to try a little harder to extend my foot and apply more of a downward force to the brake pedal, whereas on previous bikes there's been more of an angle on the brake pedal which allowed me to apply a seemingly more natural forward push to the pedal. It's like the pedal is not giving me a comfortable amount of leverage or something.
Is it just me?
I haven't looked yet, but is this something that can be adjusted on the new Softails? I know on previous model HDs, there's a lock-nut with which you can adjust pedal travel.
Ha, exact same thoughts here, I was going to get the dealer to adjust it on the 1st service but if you find it's an easy fix I'll do it myself. Look forward to your findings...
Ha, exact same thoughts here, I was going to get the dealer to adjust it on the 1st service but if you find it's an easy fix I'll do it myself. Look forward to your findings...
So what happened with this mod? Curious as my bob will be delivered in 2 weeks!
I wish I have been. Unfortunately, my board brackets had been on backorder for over a month, having literally just come off BO Friday. So I am hoping I'll see my parts this week. If that happens, I'll be through this stuff soon enough.
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