Description

This assembly includes the rear brake pedal, linkage, and necessary hardware to engage the rear brake system. It allows the rider to apply pressure to the rear brake caliper, controlling the rear braking action of the motorcycle.

Key Features:
Material: Typically made from high-strength materials such as steel or aluminum for durability, with a coating or finish to prevent corrosion.
Complete Assembly: Includes the brake pedal, linkage, and all hardware necessary for installation. It may also come with mounting brackets or bushings, depending on the model.
Design: Designed to fit the rider’s foot comfortably while offering efficient braking power with minimal effort.
Finish: Usually features a durable finish (e.g., chrome or black) to match the aesthetic of the motorcycle and protect against the elements.

Functionality:
Rear Brake Control: The rear brake pedal assembly is used by the rider to engage the rear brake. When the pedal is pressed, it activates the rear brake system, pressing the brake pads against the rear rotor to slow or stop the motorcycle.
Adjustable Linkage: Many rear brake pedal assemblies come with adjustable linkage, allowing for fine-tuning of pedal height and feel based on rider preferences.

Applications:
This rear brake pedal assembly is compatible with various Harley-Davidson motorcycles, particularly those using a rear brake setup where the pedal controls hydraulic or mechanical braking systems.

Harley-Davidson Touring Models: This assembly can fit many models in the touring line, including the Electra Glide, Road King, Street Glide, and Ultra Limited.
Harley-Davidson Softail Models: Commonly used on models like the Heritage Softail, Fat Boy, and Breakout.
Harley-Davidson Dyna Models: This rear brake pedal assembly may also be compatible with specific Dyna models.
Harley-Davidson Sportster Models: Some Sportster models could use this assembly depending on their year and braking system.

Fitment Considerations:
Make sure to verify the compatibility with your specific motorcycle model and year before purchase. You can consult the service manual for your bike or reach out to a Harley-Davidson dealer for confirmation.