[FLTRXS20]

Any suggestions, for a reasonable price, extended brake lever that will fit with lower fairing for a 15 RGS?

 

[JohnnyC]

Might want to check out "Softbrake."

This is a link to the Harley products.

I just bought a new Ultra Classic and the stock brake lever sits about 6 inches above the foot board. You have to lift your entire foot off the board to rest your boot on the pedal.

The product I bought dropped the entire pedal down by 20 degrees and now I can simply lift the toe of my boot and brake with my heel still on the board. This basic design gives you 1" extension and will work with lowers. They offer many different styles and without lowers you can go up to 2 more inches of pedal length extension.

 

[FLTRXS20]

Thanks for the info, I will check them out.

 

[Q-Hog]

^^^+1 I've brought a couple sets from them in the past.

 

[Nordic Berserker]

softbrake. Call and speak to Rick, I've used them on 3 different bikes. Quality and fit is perfect

 

[Q-Hog]

Agreed. I brought a complete set in chrome and black. Good quality.

 

[FLTRXS20]

All, thanks for the info, I will check them out.

 

[Q-Hog]

Also check out EzBrake. The make a unique set of shifter and brake levers.


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[FLTRXS20]

Also check out EzBrake. The make a unique set of shifter and brake levers.


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Thanks, I will check them out as well.

 

[JohnnyC]

Just installed mine yesterday. 2 bolts to take off the foot board, 1 nut to take off the lever, and 3 bolts to take off the entire bracket the master cylinder is mounted to.

Had more trouble removing the rubber brake lever pad. Wound up using hot soapy water and 2 slim blade screw drivers slipped down each side. The pad has raised portions along the slide that slip tight into position. I used just water to reinstall but I've read window cleaner slicks it up just enough to let it slide back on.

 

[Ohiobellboy]

Looks good Johnny. I may have to check into that once I get a few miles on mine.

 

[FLTRXS20]

All, thanks for the suggestions and input.