Rear brake pedal adjustment on a Harley, gain more comfort and space

In this episode I will show you how to adjust rear brake pedal on a Harley-Davidson to enhance comfort and gain additional floorboard space. Motorcycle brake pedal adjustment is important part of your comfort and safety.
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[@bartii8311]

Thanks for the video. With your few videos you helped me so much and saved money. Keep them coming.

[@RidersUnited]

Thank you for nice note. Glad you like it

[@momoneyhabits]

Best video out on this by far. Thank you

[@RidersUnited]

Thank you for watching and your comment. Greatly appreciated, happy to hear I was able to help someone.

[@robertsietz6533]

Thankyou good idea, worked for me to !!

[@ephrammaker3153]

Excellent! Very clear. Nicely filmed.

[@RidersUnited]

Thank you very much for watching and kind comment.

[@americobastidas914]

Very good

[@HDVIBE]

Great how to video. Thanks for sharing. Ride safe 👍👊

[@RidersUnited]

Thank you man

[@nrgrlsd9931]

Thanks for the info

[@RidersUnited]

No problem 👍

[@jeremyelford7926]

Good video, brother, thanks!

[@RidersUnited]

Glad you like it

[@dylanvisitacion8618]

Nice tip 👍

[@RidersUnited]

And saves a lot of $$$

[@larryrager7274]

Excellent Video of the process. But, do you think I can do the job without removing the floor boards? Mine are red lock tighted on from the factory apparently. Will not budge even after heating the nuts. Plus I fear the star head will strip. It appears that I can get to the pin without removing the brake lever and when I remove the pin that the brake lever will just move down or up enough to clear the rotating adjustment mechanism. What do you think? Thank you, Larry

[@RidersUnited]

I doubt it you can try to remove floorboards with brackets

[@banukasenl4017]

Nice video. Good to know that thin washer makes such a big difference. Is the shifter adjustment on the other side a similar process?

[@RidersUnited]

Shifter you can adjust 2 ways depending how much you want to move it up or down. You can remove shifter from the shaft and move it one groove (most of the time it is too much) or I will suggest adjusting mounting points on shifter rod for fine adjustment. Hope this helps.

[@davehale2309]

Shifter adjustment is a three part system I just did mine. Doc Harley has a great video on shifter adjustments.

[@RidersUnited]

Thanks for the comment and glad you enjoyed the video. Ride safe brother

[@gambietti]

Did the brake pedal shaft move?

[@RidersUnited]

No you just add washer to get this adjustment done.

[@kevindelk]

Too bad it's not splined like the shifter 🤷

[@RidersUnited]

Agree

[@chuckwiderstrom8994]

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