SHOP BRAKE PEDALS & LEVERS
Bent brake pedal or a pedal that won't return? We stock genuine OEM brake pedal parts, including the brake pedal return spring for the Kawasaki KLE500. A weak return spring can let the rear brake drag and overheat.
Hand brake lever bent too? See our clutch & brake levers. A dragging rear brake can also come from old fluid or a sticky caliper, as explained in what a motorcycle brake service includes. More parts are in our brake parts.
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FAQ – Brake Pedals & Levers
Why does my rear brake pedal not return properly?
A weak or broken return spring, a dry pivot or a sticking master cylinder are the usual causes. Fix it quickly, as a dragging brake can overheat.
Can I straighten a bent brake pedal?
Minor bends in steel pedals can sometimes be straightened, but aluminium pedals can crack. Replacing a bent pedal is the safer option.
How do I adjust my brake pedal height?
Most bikes have an adjuster on the master cylinder pushrod. Set the height for a comfortable foot position, then check the brake light switch still works.
Should I grease the brake pedal pivot?
Yes. A light coat of grease on the pivot keeps the pedal moving freely and prevents corrosion.
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