Indian Pursuit Brake Pedal Installed on an Indian Challenger

[@Hags594]

Just a suggestion. I added the pedal to my challenger the one thing I did different is removed the two bolts holding the brake reservoir and removed pin holding the linkage, I then removed the two bolts attaching the pedal and the whole assembly comes off attached the new pedal spring on bench made it very easy.

[@dennismims2999]

I test rode a Challenger before buying my Pursuit. That brake peg was a p.i.t.a. You're going to enjoy the pad so much more.

[@jdubb67]

I think so, my old Vulcan had a bigger pedal and I liked that a lot better. I then test rode a pursuit and I was like why? Why is this not stock on the challenger lol! Thanks for watching

[@itchyakillian]

Just did this to my dark horse. Thank you for showing how you did it.. yepp had to get those plires as well 😂

[@jdubb67]

@@itchyakillian awesome how big of a difference it makes! Thanks for watching I'm glad it helped!

[@itchyakillian]

​@jdubb67 To me, a big difference. Love the angle and feels so much more substantial when I need it.

[@jdubb67]

@@itchyakillian I agree entirely

[@Korec3000]

Good job with the installation. What's the part number for the kit. Thanks.

[@jdubb67]

Here the link www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/shop/maintenance/brake-pads/2890533-266/?pfm=Search

[@jdubb67]

Here's the link to the pedal www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/shop/maintenance/brake-pads/2890533-266/?pfm=Search

[@irideadarkhorse9979]

Love it , I want that on my dark horse. I hate the peg

[@jdubb67]

Ive put almost 500 miles on it since changing it out and I love it soooooo much better than the peg