Rear brake pedal

[evanr]

Does anybody know what the differences are between the following rear brake pedals.

T2023400
T2023452
T2023453
A9733507

I believe that T2023400 is the std brake pedal that came with my 2005 rocket with pegs. I have recently got hold of a T2023452 that I was hoping would just give me the wide pedal and otherwise be the same as my original. This however is not the case and when fitted sticks up in the air meaning I have to lift my whole leg to put my foot on it.

I am now wondering if either of these others would be what I require.

 

[albertaduke]

why bother with rear brake anyway

 

[evanr]

why bother with rear brake anyway

Because mine is in fact the throttle as I have no use of my right arm.

http://www.r3owners.net/threads/disability-adaptions.15498/

 

[warp9.9]

The Standard and Classic Brake pedals are adjustable

 

[R-III-R Turbo]

Does anybody know what the differences are between the following rear brake pedals.

T2023400
T2023452
T2023453
A9733507

I believe that T2023400 is the std brake pedal that came with my 2005 rocket with pegs. I have recently got hold of a T2023452 that I was hoping would just give me the wide pedal and otherwise be the same as my original. This however is not the case and when fitted sticks up in the air meaning I have to lift my whole leg to put my foot on it.

I am now wondering if either of these others would be what I require.

why bother with rear brake anyway

Because mine is in fact the throttle as I have no use of my right arm.

p@wn3d!

 

[evanr]

The Standard and Classic Brake pedals are adjustable

Maybe when used in they're normal manner but not how I have the thottle set up. Basically what I need is a pedal with the same angle between the input lever and output lever as the original but with the wide pedal as the small one causes me to have to twist my ankle inwards and on longer trips it's pretty uncomfortable.

 

[albertaduke]

Because mine is in fact the throttle as I have no use of my right arm.

http://www.r3owners.net/threads/disability-adaptions.15498/

my bad i did not see your previous posts.. quite the design hats off to you..

 

[CanberraR3]

It's a bit hard to tell but the 3rd one in your list is for the Classic floor boards ie the ones that sit lower, and seems to have a larger foot pedal. Perhaps stating the obvious here, but have you considered getting a plate welded to your existing pedal that maybe turns up on the side?

 

[evanr]

It's a bit hard to tell but the 3rd one in your list is for the Classic floor boards ie the ones that sit lower, and seems to have a larger foot pedal. Perhaps stating the obvious here, but have you considered getting a plate welded to your existing pedal that maybe turns up on the side?

Anything is possible if I start fabricating again but was wondering if any of these std ones would do the job. I just can't make head nor tail of the part numbers and descriptions.

see:

T2023400 & T2023452 http://www.triumphmcparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=1177997&ukey_product=9938373
T2023453 http://www.triumphmcparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=1177316&ukey_product=9938374
A9733507 http://www.triumphmcparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=1178712&ukey_product=9931853

make any sense to anyone ???

 

[evanr]

my bad i did not see your previous posts.. quite the design hats off to you..

No problem. It's not like I post much on here I'm more of your lurker type. Or feel I don't have much to add really.