The brake pedal

[rktmanfj]

As was said earlier, it's nothing magical.

I made mine from a piece of 1" mild steel strap that I picked up at Lowe's

Put the bike on the center stand, and removed the stock dogbones, dropping the rear wheel onto the ground.

Spaced the rear wheel 1/2" off the ground with a scrap of plywood.

Measured the center to center of the dogbones then cut and drilled the new pieces to length.

Marked the ends of the new 'bones, and took them to the grinder to round them off.

Painted the new 'bones with Rust-Oleum.

Reassembled with the new 'bones.

You may want to lengthen the side stand, YMMV.     

It's also a good opportunity to grease the shock linkage.

Randy T
Indy

[Pat Conlon]

+1, Right on Andy, he still does and they are quite handy. I have them on both bikes.
http://www.soupysperformance.com/homepage.html

Pat

For the 89+ you can get adjustable ones made even, which are lovely.

Google Soupy Links, I don't know if the guy even still does it.

[Harvy]

Agreed Pat. Steve C purchased a set for me and shipped them over when I did the FZ1 swingarm......very nice piece of kit.

Harvy

[mst3kguy]

You'd have to have it made, unless somebody knows a swap.  Would be easy to make if you know anybody w/ metal shop.  Dean has them.. Dean where'd you get yours, Jon Cain?

hippie cain made mine about 5 years ago.  holeshot bill made a pair for my fjr so i could flat foot it.  he did that unintentionally, or he's telling me short people got no reason to live.  i think he's working on a newer set to raise up my fjr.  i'll make sure i have them installed before herny buys my bike.