🔴 Suzuki DRZ400 Rear Brake Pedal Foot Lever - AnXin Red Review

I'm giving it 2 stars because although the metal 4 was well designed after my mechanic installed it (so I know everything was done right) 4 out of 7 have pedal studs loosened and fell out on the first ride.

Easy installation. When fully tightened, you can still easily rock the lever back and forth. But that doesn't save the case, so that's a plus. I haven't traveled with him yet. But I will edit my review if needed. Then another one is this one. This lever looks fantastic!

Pedal itself Well done. If you recommend taking the entire pedal apart and using Loc Tite on everything. I finally got around to installing mine and lost the brake light bolt on my first ride. Now I'm forced to buy another one just for the bracket and screw. I will use a different brand if they don't help with a guarantee on this issue.

I bought this because I wanted to press the brake pedal a bit. Also, I won't lie, I replaced my shifter with an extended, red one, so I wanted it to fit a bit. This tops up the account and works as described. However, there are two problems: 1. Make sure you tighten each screw. I've done it and so far I haven't had any issues with parts being lost.2. I run IMS footpegs and when the brake lever is depressed it hits the footpeg even after adjusting the height of the lever. A quick hit with a…

I installed this on my Drz400. That looks great. The toe is quite aggressive. You know when your foot is on it. The toe is also adjustable. It has 3 mounting positions to move it in or out. I chose the middle position. The metal appears to be quite strong and relatively light. Easy and intuitive installation. Cons: No instructions. The description could be a little better. The kit was just a bolt that controls the taillight and the pedal itself. I had all the other parts but it would be nice to

So of course I want to add more decorations to my DRZ 400 S. At someone's suggestion, I took off all the little boats, elbowed them, and tightened them again. So far none have worked. Now I have a problem that I have wider footpegs after the sale. The gay and pedal actually hit the footrest before the brake was fully applied, stopping the pedal in its tracks. Because of this, I didn't have a rear brake. But a little sanding of my footpeg gave me some more room and it's working great now. I'm…

Installation was easy. Processing seemed good. I especially liked the enlarged brake pedal. One thing to note is that I removed the hex bolt that activated the brake light switch as it would be quite difficult to adjust if the lock nut was loose and the bolt was still difficult to turn. After the installation was complete, I took a quick look at the components that seemed to be screwed together at the factory and drove off. After only 1 ride with my DRZ, the brake pedal was gone. I stepped back