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Here's how to adjust the rear brake pedal level on a Harley Davidson motorcycle.
You can see more about my FXR at hoohoohoblin.com. Setting the brake pedal level
on your motorcycle increases your comfort and a safety. If the brake pedal is
too high, you will ride with your foot next to the pedal, and when you need to
stop, you have to lift your foot up, slide it over the pedal, and push down.
If you know how to adjust the the pedal downward, you will be able to ride with
your foot on the motorcycle's foot peg with your toes right over the rear brake,
and when it's time to stop, you just roll your foot forward. This isn't just
a Harley-Davidson how-to video. Most motorcycles have a similarly adjustable rear
brake pedal. Take the time to make this change, and you'll be more comfortable
riding your motorcycle, and when it's time to panic stop, you'll stop quicker.
Ride Safe! |
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