04-02-2024, 04:42 AM
I know this topic has come up, and I've read a few of the previous posts on the matter. I wanted to lower my rear brake pedal a bit so I don't have to think about what my right foot is doing so I'm not letting it dangle a bit and ride the pedal.
I loosened the lock nut and the adjuster nut and turned it as much as it would turn to allow the pedal to lower, but it allows for hardly any movement. In fact, I turned it far enough that the pedal bound, and first time I rode out of the garage and tapped the rear brake, it stuck and I had to pull the lever up to release the brake, return home and loosen it just enough that it operates without binding.
So am I correct that bending, grinding or cutting is the only solution for further adjustment of the pedal? If so, I'll leave it be.
I loosened the lock nut and the adjuster nut and turned it as much as it would turn to allow the pedal to lower, but it allows for hardly any movement. In fact, I turned it far enough that the pedal bound, and first time I rode out of the garage and tapped the rear brake, it stuck and I had to pull the lever up to release the brake, return home and loosen it just enough that it operates without binding.
So am I correct that bending, grinding or cutting is the only solution for further adjustment of the pedal? If so, I'll leave it be.