Raceline Steel Gear Pedal - Honda CR80 CR85 1991-2007 - GP150

The Raceline Steel Gear Pedal for Honda CR 80/85 1991-2007 is part of the latest performance off-r...

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The Raceline Steel Gear Pedal (GP150) is designed for Honda CR80 and CR85 dirt bike riders from 1991 to 2007 seeking a durable and value-driven upgrade. This pedal offers enhanced durability compared to stock components, though professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fitment and function. It is part of Raceline's performance off-road parts range, developed with years of rider input for reliability and performance.

All features

Model Part NumberGP150
BrandRaceline

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What models does this gear pedal fit?

This Raceline Steel Gear Pedal is compatible with Honda CR80 and CR85 models from 1991 to 2007.

Is this pedal a direct replacement for the stock pedal?

Yes, it is designed as a direct replacement for the stock gear pedal on the specified Honda models.

What material is the pedal made from?

The pedal is constructed from durable steel.

Do I need special tools to install this pedal?

Basic hand tools are typically required, similar to removing the stock pedal. However, a service manual is recommended for correct procedure and torque specifications. Professional installation is advised if you are not experienced with motorcycle mechanics.

How does this steel pedal compare to aluminum pedals?

Steel offers high durability and resistance to bending but can be heavier than aluminum. Aluminum pedals are often lighter but may be more prone to bending on impact.

Where can I find the manufacturer part number?

The manufacturer part number for this specific pedal is GP150.

Is lubrication required for the pivot point?

Yes, it is recommended to lightly lubricate the pivot point during installation and periodically during maintenance to ensure smooth operation and prevent wear.

Troubleshooting

Stiff shifting or difficulty engaging gears

Check that the pedal is correctly aligned and not binding. Ensure the linkage is properly connected and lubricated. Verify the return spring is functioning correctly.

Pedal feels loose or wobbly

Tighten the pivot bolt securely, but do not overtighten, as this can impede movement. Ensure any washers or bushings are correctly in place.

Pedal bent after a fall

While designed for durability, extreme impacts can cause bending. Inspect for damage; if significantly bent, replacement is recommended for safe and accurate shifting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced durability over stock pedals
  • Designed for specific Honda models, ensuring fitment
  • Offers good value for money
  • Developed with input from off-road riders
  • Resistant to damage from typical off-road use

Cons

  • May require professional installation for optimal results
  • Steel construction can be heavier than some aftermarket aluminum options
  • Limited aesthetic customization options compared to other brands
  • Specific model year compatibility is crucial

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This gear pedal is specifically designed for Honda CR80 and Honda CR85 models produced from 1991 through 2007. Ensure your motorcycle's model year falls within this range before purchase.

Setup: Installation typically involves removing the old gear pedal and replacing it with the new Raceline pedal. It is strongly recommended to consult your motorcycle's service manual or seek professional installation to ensure correct alignment, linkage, and spring tension. Improper installation can affect shifting performance and safety.

Care: Clean the gear pedal regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt, mud, and debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or high-pressure washers directly on the pivot points, as this can force water and grit into the mechanism. Periodically check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure the pivot bolt remains lubricated.

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