Brake Pedal
CowboyVision
Posted 2010-04-29 4:07 AM (#58657)
Subject: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 126
Meadow, Texas
I have noticed a little problem with my Vision - and that is the brake pedal. It seems a little short and I always feel that I might miss it in a panic stop - haven't but still feel that way. Has anyone changed out their brake pedal to something larger? I am looking at a couple of Kuryakyn pedals (8029 or 8044) that fit HD, has anyone used these? Or ia there a longer peg for this?
Thanks all...........

"O"
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varyder
Posted 2010-04-29 6:01 AM (#58661 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Visionary

Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA
argh, I feel your pain as that should be a PEDAL not a PEG. So, I've searched for a replacement and relented to the fact I'll eventually get something fabricated to fit and can use an after market slip on pad. I think the threading is different and/or not the same config. Let us know if it works.
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Prostreet1
Posted 2010-04-29 6:18 AM (#58662 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 184
Allen Park, MI
I put the Kuryakyn 8856 on the brake side and the shorter version on the shift side. It seems to help a little, but I agree that a replacement pedal would be the way to go. I always felt like I had to be a little pigeon toed to hit the brake with ease....I'm sure being a touch bow legged doesn't help )
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outdoordave48
Posted 2010-04-29 8:38 AM (#58670 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 92
Eau Claire WIS. 09 vision
i have a brake pedal on. brought a replacment pedal that takes any harley style pads looks good and works great i think i got it on ebay....dave
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victoryvisiontour
Posted 2010-04-29 9:05 AM (#58674 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: RE: Brake Pedal


Iron Butt

Posts: 763
Anderson, IN (48mi NE of downtown Indianapolis)
I had a problem hitting the brake pedal because the lever was sloppy on the pivot. The lever would swing approximately 5 degrees side to side. I could watch it moving around while riding down the road. Since the peg was never in the same position I would sometimes miss it.

The problem was the nut bottoms out on the shoulder of the pivot bolt before it snugs the clevis on the brake lever. I pulled out the bolt, put a washer on it, and reinstalled. I tightened the nut so there is no side to side play in the lever.

Now the brake peg always rests in the exact same spot. It only took a couple of rides to get used to where it is. Since it is in same position every time, it's like the brake pedal in my truck...I never have to think about it.

The shifter has the same issue so that is next on my list.
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Prostreet1
Posted 2010-04-29 10:02 AM (#58677 - in reply to #58670)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 184
Allen Park, MI
outdoordave48 - 2010-04-29 9:38 AM

i have a brake pedal on. brought a replacment pedal that takes any harley style pads looks good and works great i think i got it on ebay....dave


Hey Dave....any chance of posting a pic?

Coop
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radioteacher
Posted 2010-04-29 10:25 AM (#58682 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Visionary

Posts: 3006
San Antonio, TX
victoryvisiontour,

Take a pic and make a Tech Reference article out of this post please. Nice job.

Ride Safe
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outdoordave48
Posted 2010-04-29 4:49 PM (#58714 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 92
Eau Claire WIS. 09 vision
no pics. right now can't get my camera to work with my computer right now... i know i got it off the victory e bay web site it says for king pin but their the same pedal when i got the box it said kingpin/vision....dave
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Gray rider
Posted 2010-04-29 5:44 PM (#58722 - in reply to #58714)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Tourer

Posts: 394
Tucson, AZ
I went with the chrome Arlen Ness pegs. They are longer and look so much better than the stock pegs.
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turbobuick
Posted 2010-04-29 6:03 PM (#58723 - in reply to #58714)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 161
Tampa, Fl United States
outdoordave48 - 2010-04-29 5:49 PM

no pics. right now can't get my camera to work with my computer right now... i know i got it off the victory e bay web site it says for king pin but their the same pedal when i got the box it said kingpin/vision....dave


Whats the part # ??
And is it made by Victory?

FRED
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outdoordave48
Posted 2010-05-01 3:35 PM (#58862 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 92
Eau Claire WIS. 09 vision
pics. in my gallery don't know how to move them... dave
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victoryvisiontour
Posted 2010-05-02 7:27 PM (#58971 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: RE: Brake Pedal


Iron Butt

Posts: 763
Anderson, IN (48mi NE of downtown Indianapolis)
Here ya go radioteacher
http://www.vision-riders.com/bb/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=5935&pos...
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CowboyVision
Posted 2010-05-02 8:34 PM (#58978 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: Re: Brake Pedal


Cruiser

Posts: 126
Meadow, Texas
VVTour - Thanks for the info. Think I'll try that versus buying another aftermarket pedal.
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glighto11
Posted 2010-05-02 8:57 PM (#58980 - in reply to #58657)
Subject: RE: Brake Pedal


Iron Butt

Posts: 741
Central New York
Excellent writeup and pics. Thanks!
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radioteacher
Posted 2010-05-02 9:15 PM (#58981 - in reply to #58971)
Subject: RE: Brake Pedal


Visionary

Posts: 3006
San Antonio, TX
victoryvisiontour - 2010-05-02 7:27 PM

Here ya go radioteacher
http://www.vision-riders.com/bb/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=5935&pos...


Great job. I will have to do this on my Vision.

Ride Safe!
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