Your New Favorite Extension For Brake Pedal Yamaha Ténéré 700 (19-) Black Series [K2dzXGvE]

Brake Pedal Extension for Yamaha Ténéré 700 (19-)

SW-MOTECH presents this innovative extension for the brake pedal, designed to enhance the performance and safety of your Yamaha Ténéré 700 (19-). Crafted from high-quality milled aluminum, this extension is a perfect match for the original brake pedal, ensuring a seamless fit and improved functionality. With its robust construction and practical design, this extension is an essential upgrade for any off-road enthusiast seeking enhanced control and safety.

Key Features and Specifications

The brake pedal extension boasts several key features that set it apart. Firstly, it features a raised and wider surface, which significantly improves grip and control over the rear brake. This is particularly beneficial when off-roading, as the extension allows for a broader and higher contact surface, ensuring that your foot can reach and control the brake arm more easily, even in challenging conditions. Additionally, the extension is equipped with a ridged surface that provides improved grip when the arm surface is dirty or wet. It also comes with two height settings to accommodate different riding styles and preferences.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This brake pedal extension is ideal for off-road enthusiasts who often alternate between seated and standing positions. The raised contact surface allows for a more acute angle of your foot, making it easier to reach and control the brake arm, even when standing. This feature not only enhances safety but also provides better control over the rear brake, ensuring a more predictable and stable ride. Furthermore, the extension is designed to enhance the original brake arm tread, providing a solid foundation for improved performance. With its lightweight and durable construction, this extension is a practical and cost-effective solution for riders looking to upgrade their Yamaha Ténéré 700 (19-).

• Enhanced brake control in both seated and standing positions.
• Improved grip on the brake arm, even in wet or dirty conditions.