05-28-2016, 05:50 AM
(05-27-2016, 09:56 AM)Rboe_imp Wrote: I did it to TWO discs, warped them good, but didn't damage the pucks. If you look at the photo where the edge of the disc is visible, you can see the edge is a grey colour. Originally it was painted black.Cooked right off (and in your case, things went a bit over board).
The main cause seems to be over sized Sidi adventure boots. Wearing my Tour Master boots does not lend its' self to riding the brake pedal. But I like the Sidi's much better so I took a big pipe wrench and bent the brake pedal in a few degrees (in my ever so humble opinionI think it sticks out too much, much more than my other two bikes which does not help matters). Since I bent the pedal in this has not been a problem at all.
BIG FOOT found!
You were on the right track, Rboe.
Today I caught BIG FOOT red handed... as I was exiting the freeway I was working my way through some heavy mall traffic when I pulled in the clutch to downshift the bike lunged forward... your guessed it, I had my foot on the brake pedal applying pressure to the brakes without realizing it.
When I got home I adjusted the rear brake pedal position as low as it would go. After a quick test ride I could tell right away I liked the new position better, and hopefully BIG FOOT will not return.
Oh, and I have some Alpinestar touring boots that I'll wear from now on when I take the CB1100 out.

Cooked right off (and in your case, things went a bit over board).
I think it sticks out too much, much more than my other two bikes which does not help matters). Since I bent the pedal in this has not been a problem at all.