Raise rear brake pedal
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From: Dubuque, IA USA
Raise rear brake pedal
I have a fused ankle and big feet. I cannot apply the rear brake pedal without my feet hitting the lower fairing. I need the brake pedal to be about an inch higher. Anyone know of a way to adhust, or an after-market lever that will raise the pedal?
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Canada, baby!
No way to adjust!
Contact Softbrake
When the 14's came out with a higher pedal, many of us wanted the lower pedals
within a couple months, softbrake had the new style pedals available for purchase (extended also)
And no....the 14's won't work on the older bikes (different shaft size)
They might be able to custom build one for you. Or have one that would work
Contact Softbrake
When the 14's came out with a higher pedal, many of us wanted the lower pedals
within a couple months, softbrake had the new style pedals available for purchase (extended also)
And no....the 14's won't work on the older bikes (different shaft size)
They might be able to custom build one for you. Or have one that would work
HDF Community Team
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From: USA
Block of wood hose-clamped to the pedal, just like we used to do to our cars for short legged drivers.
If it works well, make it fancy and place it between the cover pad and the pedal itself. You could even get fancy and offset it any way you desire.
If it works well, make it fancy and place it between the cover pad and the pedal itself. You could even get fancy and offset it any way you desire.
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