The Kuryakyn Extended Brake Pedal for Harley Davidson FLHR 1584 2008 in Chrome moves the brake ped...The Kuryakyn Extended Brake Pedal for Harley Davidson FLHR 1584 2008 in Chrome moves the brake pedal location forward and down while flattening the angle of the pad. It eliminates your foot being "under" the brake pedal for a more natural feel when moving your foot from the floorboard to the brake pedal. Features a bronze bushing with grease fitting for long life. Designed for use with floorboard-equipped bikes and compatible with engine-guard mounted cruise pegs and Küryakyn's Cruise Arm Mark III. Note: On '02-'07 models, the extended brake pedal is only slightly longer and flatter than the stock brake pedal.
This Kuryakyn Extended Brake Pedal is designed for Harley Davidson FLHR 1584 2008 models equipped with floorboards, offering a more natural foot position by moving the brake pedal forward and downward. Its key benefit is improved comfort and reduced strain, especially during longer rides. A potential caveat is its specific fitment and intended use with floorboards.
All features
Series
Extended
Model Part Number
16100140
Brand
Kuryakyn
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Will this pedal fit my Harley Davidson Street Glide?
This specific Kuryakyn Extended Brake Pedal is designed for the Harley Davidson FLHR 1584 2008 model. Compatibility with other models, including the Street Glide, may vary. Please consult Kuryakyn's official fitment guide or contact their support for confirmation.
Do I need to purchase additional hardware for installation?
The product description does not explicitly state if hardware is included. It is recommended to check the product packaging upon arrival or consult the manufacturer's installation guide. Typically, direct replacements utilize existing hardware, but this can vary.
How often should I lubricate the grease fitting?
For optimal performance and longevity, it is recommended to lubricate the grease fitting every 6,000 miles or at least once a year, especially if the motorcycle is exposed to wet conditions.
Can this pedal be used with rear sets instead of floorboards?
This pedal is specifically designed for use with floorboard-equipped bikes. Using it with rear sets may result in improper fitment or ergonomics.
What is the difference between this and the stock brake pedal?
The extended pedal moves the brake pedal location forward and down, and flattens the angle of the pad, providing a more natural feel and improving comfort compared to the stock pedal which can feel 'under' the floorboard.
Is the installation difficult?
Installation generally involves removing the stock pedal and installing the new one. While it's a direct replacement, basic mechanical knowledge and proper tools are recommended. If unsure, professional installation is advised.
Troubleshooting
Brake pedal feels loose after installation
Verify that all mounting hardware is securely tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications. Check for any missing washers or components.
Brake pedal does not return to position properly
Ensure the brake light switch is correctly adjusted and not binding. Check for any obstructions or interference with the brake linkage or spring.
Chrome finish appears dull or tarnished
Clean the pedal with a non-abrasive chrome polish. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads that can damage the finish.
Difficult to engage brake smoothly
Lubricate the bronze bushing using the provided grease fitting. Ensure the pedal arm is not bent or misaligned.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enhances rider comfort by repositioning the brake pedal.
Reduces foot and leg fatigue during rides.
Improves the natural feel of operating the brake.
Durable construction with a grease fitting for longevity.
Aesthetically pleasing chrome finish.
Cons
Primarily designed for floorboard-equipped bikes; may not be suitable for peg-only setups.
Specific fitment required for Harley Davidson FLHR 1584 2008 models.
Installation may require some mechanical aptitude.
On '02-'07 models, the extension is less pronounced than on later models.
Does not include installation hardware.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your motorcycle is a Harley Davidson FLHR 1584 2008 model with floorboards.
Remove the stock brake pedal assembly.
Install the Kuryakyn Extended Brake Pedal, ensuring all mounting points align correctly.
Torque bolts to manufacturer specifications (not included).