Apico Forged Gear Pedal - Silver
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The Apico Forged Gear Pedal in Silver is for riders of specific KTM and Beta motorcycles seeking a durable and high-performance gear shift upgrade. Its key benefit is enhanced strength and a factory-team look, providing reliable shifting. A potential caveat is its specific fitment for older models, requiring verification before purchase.
All features
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GPF560 |
| Brand | Apico |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this pedal compatible with my 2010 KTM 85 SX?
No, this Apico Forged Gear Pedal is compatible with KTM SX65 models from 2001-2008. Please check the compatibility list for other models.
What material is the Apico Forged Gear Pedal made from?
The pedal is constructed from high-strength forged aluminum.
Does the pedal come with all the necessary mounting hardware?
Yes, the pedal includes quality hardware for installation.
How do I clean the satin finish without damaging it?
Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Rinse and dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers.
What is the main advantage of a forged pedal over a standard one?
Forged pedals offer significantly greater strength and durability, making them more resistant to bending or breaking under stress.
Will this pedal fit my Beta EVO 125?
This specific model is designed for the Beta REV 80 (2003-2008) and Beta EVO 80 (2009-2022) models. It is not compatible with the EVO 125.
What does 'sprung-loaded tip' mean?
It refers to a spring mechanism integrated into the tip of the gear lever, which helps ensure the lever returns to its neutral position after shifting and can improve feel and responsiveness.
Troubleshooting
Gear pedal feels loose after installation
Ensure all mounting hardware is tightened to the manufacturer's specifications. Check that the pedal pivots freely without binding.
Difficulty shifting gears
Verify that the shift linkage is correctly adjusted and that the return spring is functioning properly. Ensure there are no obstructions around the pedal mechanism.
Knurled tip feels slippery
Ensure the tip is clean and free of grease or mud. The knurling is designed for grip; if it persists, check for excessive wear, though this is unlikely with forged components.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Superior strength and durability from forged aluminum.
- Improved grip and control with the knurled, sprung tip.
- Aesthetic appeal with a factory-team, satin finish.
- Reliable performance for consistent gear changes.
- Designed as a direct replacement for compatible models.
Cons
- Limited compatibility, only fitting specific older KTM and Beta models.
- May require professional installation if unfamiliar with motorcycle mechanics.
- The satin finish, while durable, can show wear marks over time with heavy use.
- Not suitable for modern motorcycle models outside the specified range.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This Apico Forged Gear Pedal (MPN: GPF560) is designed for:
- KTM SX65 models: 2001-2008
- Beta REV 80 models: 2003-2008
- Beta EVO 80 models: 2009-2022
Setup:
- Ensure the motorcycle is securely supported before beginning installation.
- Remove the old gear pedal.
- Install the new Apico Forged Gear Pedal using the provided quality hardware, ensuring it is securely fastened.
- Adjust the shift linkage if necessary to achieve correct gear engagement and return spring tension.
- It is recommended to have this part installed by a qualified mechanic if you are not experienced with motorcycle maintenance.
Care:
- Clean the pedal regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the satin finish.
- Periodically check the hardware for tightness and the pedal for any signs of wear or damage.