Install brake pedal motorcycle

It's hard to cover your brake with your foot when approaching intersections. It is just an unnatural position altogether.

I don't know why Harley puts stock rear brake pedals in this ridiculous position. I can only imagine how awkward it feels for taller riders. I need to be able to comfortably cover my rear brake and apply it if necessary for safety.

I can tell you this is significant and puts it in a much more ergonomic position. This is particularly true during long road trips. Whether you order your part in Chrome Powder Coat or Anodized Black, these American made babies are built to last and look great doing it. We have styles available to match any model, any year and every attitude. After trying two other manufacturers, your xtra low lever finally puts the brake pad where I want it. Not only does this give my foot more room and ease in braking, but it also soves my exhaust pipe problem and my highway peg problem.

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Where the heck was this video about 18 months ago when I had to go through the same crap to install mine?!? A little more detail in the instructions would have been nice huh? Luckily, like you, I have a pretty well stocked tool box and made it all work. Kuryakyn just came out with their extended lever, or at least advertised it as such.