Adjustable foot pegs

Crisis · Jun 11, 2011

Met a T owner a few weeks back who had lowered pegs for a more comfortable ride. Thinking of getting some I think these were the ones.

http://www.sportouring.com/gallery.php?sectionHeaderActive=1000&rangeChoosen=426

and I can see you can move the gear pedal down a couple of notches but how do you move the brake pedal down further than just the excentric adjuster?

Cheers

Ash · Jun 11, 2011

Wow your back brake works! Most don't. Apart from that, no idea.

Keith B · Jun 11, 2011

Thats the trouble with buying just adjustable footrests,......the footrests are adjustable,but the controls are'nt.You may get a bit of adjustment on the brake push rod,but tbh,its risky as you could have the rear brake lock on if it all went badly wrong.Mebbe a plate could be made to relocate the lever and master cyl?:dunno
It would'nt bother me too much as I never use the rear brake,apart from hill starts.

Crisis · Jun 12, 2011

I don't use it much but do find it useful in traffic.

Doesn't look like there's much room to relocate the back plate - it bolts straight onto the engine. I suppose the only way to get the brake pedal in the right place would be to replace the eccentric adjuster with somthing with a inch reach in each direction.

Cheers

aka_Gilo · Jun 12, 2011

Griff's rearsets are meant to be the business and due to relocating the rear master cylinder the only way to have a rear brake that works consistently. I'm planning on getting some soon.

Check out the bottom of this page http://www.apriliaperformance.co.uk/Parts/Custom-RG/custom.html

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