PatriotRider
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I purchased the BPE1-Brake Pedal Extension for Can-Am Spyder from Refined Cycle .com based on a thread by Mike da BlueKnight911.
http://refinedcycle.com/BPE1-Brake-Pedal-Extension-for-Can-Am-Spyder-BPE1.htm
Installed as below with the intention of being able to apply the brake when my right foot is on the Lamonster NBV Highway Pegs. I wanted the main function to cancel the cruise control with my heel without taking my boot off the highway peg. I can then slow down in traffic and then hit resume to go back up to speed. Secondary would be to skillfully bring the machine to a near or full stop with my heel.
I found the end of the extension was too low to comfortably reach the pedal with my heel. So I added my own longer bolts with two nuts as spacers between the extension and the included pedal as shown.
It works great as to producting a "blip" of the brakes to cancel the cruise control. It works ok to actually bring the bike to a stop using my heel as far as my confidence factor to skillfully do it with my heel. I'm much more comfortable removing my foot from the highway peg back to the stock running board and using the stock/oem part of the pedal.
http://refinedcycle.com/BPE1-Brake-Pedal-Extension-for-Can-Am-Spyder-BPE1.htm
Installed as below with the intention of being able to apply the brake when my right foot is on the Lamonster NBV Highway Pegs. I wanted the main function to cancel the cruise control with my heel without taking my boot off the highway peg. I can then slow down in traffic and then hit resume to go back up to speed. Secondary would be to skillfully bring the machine to a near or full stop with my heel.
I found the end of the extension was too low to comfortably reach the pedal with my heel. So I added my own longer bolts with two nuts as spacers between the extension and the included pedal as shown.
It works great as to producting a "blip" of the brakes to cancel the cruise control. It works ok to actually bring the bike to a stop using my heel as far as my confidence factor to skillfully do it with my heel. I'm much more comfortable removing my foot from the highway peg back to the stock running board and using the stock/oem part of the pedal.