The Kawasaki KLR650 has a cheap-looking rear brake pedal with a small and slippery tip.
When you ride off-road, you're faced with changing your foot position every time you switch between seated and standing. It's hard to find the small slippery tip and react quickly in challenging situations.
When seated, the angle of your knee tends to move your foot into a lower position. When you stand, your foot is more horizontal, making finding the ideal pedal height difficult for both positions.
While the DR650 has a complete pedal replacement from Warp9 with a larger and grippy tip, the KLR riders don't have that option until now.
Look no further and kill two birds with one stone. This brake pedal tip enlarger has replaceable pins on both the larger and raised platforms.
You can install the brake tip easily with included stainless steel hardware. Be sure to use some blue thread locker as you adjust the pins to your liking to keep them in place.
