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Transcontinental brake pedal replacement

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danhatchet

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Looking for a longer brake pedal that is a direct replacement that will fit the tc lever.I remember seeing a video from a guy that was talking about the mods he has done to his bagger. One of which was a pedal that was longer and offset up a little bit so the pedal was up and angled slightly. Can't find the videos again but I recall he said it was from someone in Japan. Are any of you familiar with this product or something similar.
 
I had originally replaced the existing pedal on my Model B, with a slightly larger pedal; which did help improve my U-Turn capabilities, via clutch friction and dragging the rear brake.

I recently replaced the entire rear brake lever with the Roland Sands Design (RSD) lever, which I REALLY like ergonomically, as well as the aesthetics in terms of looks.

U-Turn Control feels even more confident; finding the rear brake, is key in building my confidence.

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Thank you. I agree the factory brake pedal does not instill confidence during low speed maneuvering. I just ordered the roland sands floorboard set from BMW of Grand Rapids for $301 comes with the floorboards both shift levers and the brake lever (discontinued item).
 
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