Bob Denman
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Oversized Brake Pedal for 2014 RTS
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Cruzr Joe
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Nope, been out riding all day, no PMs
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Cruzr Joe
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Overloaded circuit, that doe's not compute.
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Sarge707
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A Bigger pedal is Nice if your an Old Fart that probably needs "Depends" in your trunk? BUT for us that still have Reflexes it causes a Delay in the amount of time you respond to touch the pedal?
Isn,t it Nice how "Threads Get WAY Off Topic?":yikes:
Just Kiddin,:roflblack:
Isn,t it Nice how "Threads Get WAY Off Topic?":yikes:
Just Kiddin,:roflblack:
Bob Denman
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That's, "Olphart", to you youngsters...
And it causes a whole lot MORE delay, when you can't find where the hid that tiny pedal! :shocked:
:roflblack:
And it causes a whole lot MORE delay, when you can't find where the hid that tiny pedal! :shocked:
:roflblack:
NancysToy
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:agree:
I'm really quite amused by the talk of the milliseconds of delay being critical. Driving a car there is a delay when your foot comes off the gas and switches to the brake, and we never think twice about it. On a motorcycle there is a delay when your fingers let go of the grip and extend around the brake lever. Nobody ever seems to worry about those. My advice is to pretend you have drum brakes...and allow a little more following distance.
Bob Denman
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:bowdown::agree::bowdown::agree::bowdown::agree: :2thumbs: nojoke
SNOOPY
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Bob Denman
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:lecturef_smilie: Did you finish your homework?? :lecturef_smilie:
:lecturef_smilie: Get to bed; it's way past your bedtime!! :lecturef_smilie:
How do you like it NOW? :shocked:
:lecturef_smilie: Get to bed; it's way past your bedtime!! :lecturef_smilie:
How do you like it NOW? :shocked:
SNOOPY
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:lecturef_smilie: Did you finish your homework?? :lecturef_smilie:
:lecturef_smilie: Get to bed; it's way past your bedtime!! :lecturef_smilie:
How do you like it NOW? :shocked:
Its worse than than that, I think 90% of the people on this forum lost their sense of humor.
Bob Denman
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No; They haven't... :shocked:
Not ALL humor plays well, in all venues. :gaah:
Not ALL humor plays well, in all venues. :gaah:
SNOOPY
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bluestratos
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Still way too much off topic discussion is all. I wish the wider pedal they do sell had a nice looking rubber grip but at least it works great.
Bob Denman
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Are you talking about the one from TricLED? :shocked:
It's got a nice ribbed surface on it... VERY functional! :thumbup:
Do you think that it looks a bit "retro"?
It's got a nice ribbed surface on it... VERY functional! :thumbup:
Do you think that it looks a bit "retro"?
wyliec
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I agree. I have one (from Tricled) and if I had to score it on a scale of 1-10 on appearance, it would be a one. I may go with the oversized ISCI pedal.
bluestratos
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Yes, it is out of character for the bike. Sort of like a Maserati with wire wheels, lol.
Bob Denman
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From a functionality standpoint though; it's the tops! :thumbup:
jcthorne
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The highest value auto shown at Keels & Wheels last year was a Maserati with OEM wire wheels. Of course it was a 1950s race car....
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