Apico Brake Pedal - Black/Orange

The Apico Forged Brake Pedal is part of the latest performance motocross, enduro and trials motorc...

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The Apico Forged Brake Pedal in Black/Orange is designed for motocross, enduro, and trials riders seeking a durable, high-performance replacement for OEM parts. Its key benefit is enhanced grip and reduced risk of breakage due to its robust construction and innovative flexible tip design. A potential caveat is that it's a performance upgrade, requiring proper installation to ensure optimal function.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberBPF503 BLACK/ORANGE
BrandApico

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FAQs

Is this brake pedal a direct bolt-on replacement?

Yes, the Apico Brake Pedal is designed as an exact replacement for OEM parts, ensuring a direct fit for compatible motorcycle models.

What makes the flexible tip beneficial?

The flexible tip is spring-loaded and can rotate under impact, such as hitting a rut. This feature helps to absorb the force and spin, significantly reducing the risk of bending or breaking the pedal shaft.

How does the stainless steel tooth plate improve grip?

The stainless steel tooth plate is designed to provide superior grip compared to aluminum or plastic tips. It is also more durable and resistant to wear, ensuring consistent grip over time.

Will the ridged shaft make my boot slip off?

No, the ridged finish on the shaft is designed to *increase* grip by providing more surface area and texture for your boot, helping to prevent accidental slips.

Does the brake pedal come with all necessary hardware?

The brake pedal is designed as a replacement part. While it includes components like the brake snake, you may need to reuse some existing hardware from your motorcycle or source specific bolts as per your motorcycle's service manual.

How do I clean the brake pedal effectively?

Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid high-pressure washing directly on the pivot points. Ensure the mechanism is dry and consider light lubrication of the pivot after cleaning.

What is the advantage of the tooth plate over screws?

The tooth plate design prevents issues where screws can loosen and fall out during riding, ensuring the tip remains securely attached and functional.

Troubleshooting

Pedal feels stiff or difficult to move

Check for obstructions around the pivot point. Ensure the pedal is correctly aligned and not binding against other components. Apply a suitable lubricant to the pivot mechanism.

Brake light not activating

Verify that the brake light switch is correctly positioned and engaging with the pedal mechanism. Adjust the switch position as needed according to your motorcycle's service manual.

Flexible tip does not rotate under impact

Inspect the tip mechanism for dirt, debris, or damage that might be hindering its movement. Clean thoroughly and ensure no components are bent or misaligned.

Pedal shaft appears bent after a fall

While designed to be resilient, severe impacts can cause bending. Inspect the shaft carefully. If bent, it is recommended to replace the pedal to ensure proper function and safety.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced grip due to ridged shaft and flexible tip design.
  • Increased durability with 7075-T6 aluminium construction.
  • Innovative flexible tip design minimizes damage during impacts.
  • Secure and long-lasting grip with stainless steel tooth plate.
  • Factory team aesthetic for a custom look.

Cons

  • Requires proper installation to ensure correct function.
  • May be more expensive than standard OEM replacement pedals.
  • Specific fitment may vary; always confirm compatibility with your motorcycle model.
  • The flexible tip mechanism adds complexity compared to a solid pedal.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Ensure the new Apico Brake Pedal is compatible with your motorcycle model. Installation typically involves removing the old brake pedal and fitting the new one using the existing mounting hardware or specified replacements. It is recommended to lubricate the pivot point for smooth operation. Ensure the brake light switch mechanism is correctly engaged if applicable.

Compatibility: This brake pedal is designed as an exact replacement for OEM parts on specific motocross, enduro, and trials motorcycles. Always verify the product's compatibility with your motorcycle's make, model, and year before purchasing.

Care: Clean the brake pedal regularly with a damp cloth to remove dirt, mud, and debris. Avoid using high-pressure water jets directly on the pivot mechanism. Periodically check the flexibility of the tip and the security of the brake snake. Lubrication of the pivot point may be required after cleaning, especially after heavy use in wet conditions.

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