Who has them, and what are the pro's?

 

Mine is Kuryakyn, much better angle/more comfortable/easier to use, top quality chrome/style and a grease fitting. Dumpster for the cheap/ugly stock pedal.

 

Replaced my stock pedal with a later model pedal (I think its stock on 03 and later) on my RK. Gives more room to move my foot around on the floorboard. First couple of times I went to brake with it though, I missed the pedal completely.

 

Awesome!

I've had the same one (EZ-Brake) on three bikes now.


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More feets room for me size 12 brogans. Here's mine, home-made from a stock pedal.





I heated the foot pedal part of the lever and straightened it. Next I got a piece of angle iron and bolted it to the end of the straightened brake lever. I then cut a notch out of the lever about 2 inches from the pivot, bent it back together, and welded it so the pedal part was at the level I wanted. I then painted the whole thing wrinkle black. I mounted the rubber part of the foot pedal longways on the angle iron so it wouldn't extend too far out over the footboard.

 

How much further does it move the pedal and does it interfere with the lower fairing ?

 

Here's mine. Made it out of a spare I bought at a swap meet for $10.00. Dechromed, welded a piece in, and had it rechromed. More foot room!!! It doesn't move any further, but does feel different.
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It does not interfere with lowers but if your toes are pointing a little outward when you apply brake your foot will hit the lowers. Have to remember to keep foot more inward. It took me one time to learn that lesson. But I love the extended pedal. Wouldn't go back to stock. I got the billet design from walters workshop.

 

Anybody have a Kury / MOCO part number for this extended brake pedal for an 05 Ultra???

THX

 

have it and love it.. cost $164 bucks and worth every penny imo
Kuryakan has both billet and girder same price
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