Does anyone else have this problem? My rear brake foot lever sets a good 2 inches (12mm) below my foot. My foot is almost vertical when I press it. I've been looking for a spacer or something to bring it up but I haven't been able to find anything?
So I'm not the only one.yes yes yes ... exactly my problem... 1st bike ever that its not adjustable. (bl00dy cost engineers)
I've just cut a very thick bit of hydralic hose( the length of the front of the pedal) and then sliced it along its length and slipped it over.
It gives about 7mm but still not ideal for me.
As you say it really needs a good (safe ) spacer.... Jon.
Fixing this issue was a side benefit of fitting a peg lowering kit, brake pedal to lever height now as you would expect.My rear brake foot lever sets a good 2 inches (12mm) below my foot. My foot is almost vertical when I press it.
I'll have to look into that.Fixing this issue was a side benefit of fitting a peg lowering kit, brake pedal to lever height now as you would expect.
See this post..
http://www.g310rforum.com/forum/44642-post42.html
Can you post a link to which kit you bought please. I'm not sure which one to get.Fixing this issue was a side benefit of fitting a peg lowering kit, brake pedal to lever height now as you would expect.
See this post..
http://www.g310rforum.com/forum/44642-post42.html
So does that raise up the surface of contact or just enlarge it?
Are you on a R or GS?enlarge and raise up about 3 mm, the plate is mounted above the original pedal
Ihave the R model but this is for every Bmw I think, I only changed the screws too shortsAre you on a R or GS?
Just wondering if the foot brake pedals are the same?
I adjusted the brake so that it comes on sooner, worked a treat as far as stopping goes (there is loads of adjustment) but , of course, does not raise pedal out the way of rocks.Same part,
When I look at the clevis attached to the pedal it seems to be ajustable, don't know by how much.