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 brake pedal extender?
Was thinking of putting a brake pedal extender on my RT. Has anyone done this, do you like it and where did you get the extender?
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Hi which brake pedal are you refering to the emergency brake or the (3) wheel brakes?
Either way ISCI has brake extenders i have them and they work great.
Mike
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Got mine from Reggie at TricLED
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Larger Foot Brake Pad
I have the Tricplate! It has made a big difference in my ability to brake more quickly and effectively. I'm a big guy with big feet - these are great!
Last edited by BIGDRT; 06-13-2013 at 05:06 PM.
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Brake Pedal Comparison.jpg The brake pedal comparison: "Steve's" versus OEM! 
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 Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Mine works great well worth the $30 investment
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
I can't seem to locate the item on the tricplate site. Is that the right site?
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Large Brake Pedal
Originally Posted by elpaso
I can't seem to locate the item on the tricplate site. Is that the right site?
Go to "Pedals" section on their site
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
So does this extend the pedal forward or just to the right? I need my 2013 moved forward.
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It's on the far right hand side up at the top:"Pedals".
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I looked at the ISCI brake pedal for the RT on their web site. Is that pedal extended or the same as the OEM pedal? Can't tell from the pic and there is no word description. Anyone have one on an RT? Thanx.
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Originally Posted by JkRbbt
I looked at the ISCI brake pedal for the RT on their web site. Is that pedal extended or the same as the OEM pedal? Can't tell from the pic and there is no word description. Anyone have one on an RT? Thanx.
Both mine are on RT's. The pedal is extended and fits over the OEM platform once the old rubber is removed.
 
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Thanx, AK, guess I will go warm up the ol' credit card! 
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Originally Posted by akspyderman
Please note tricplate.com web site has this statement for 2013 models: please note, extended brake pedal is not compatible with any of the 2013 models with drivers floorboards!
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Brake pedal extension for RT
Originally Posted by JkRbbt
I looked at the ISCI brake pedal for the RT on their web site. Is that pedal extended or the same as the OEM pedal? Can't tell from the pic and there is no word description. Anyone have one on an RT? Thanx.
I just called them and was told they do not have one for the RT.
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Just ordered from tricled and awaiting delivery. Assured that they will fit fine on my 2012 RT. Thanks!
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You'll like it a lot!
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Originally Posted by muonwhiz
Just ordered from tricled and awaiting delivery. Assured that they will fit fine on my 2012 RT. Thanks!
The site assured me pedals would fit my RS. Put in for both,hope you guys are right.
update to follow. Thanks, Everyone was right ,love the pedals.they work great,making a big
change to our way of riding.(worth the price)
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. There's no forward adjustment to the positioning... 
