Brake pedal clearance

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AMA714
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Brake pedal clearance

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I am sure I read it here somewhere but the search did not pull it up.....
What is everyones doing to get the Gen 4 CRF250 brake pedal to clear the 500 cases. Are people bending the 250 pedal, or using a CR250 pedal?
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I put a little mapp gas on it... a little tweek, done.
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Post by AMA714 »

Thanks bob. It doesnt look like it will be to hard to form, just wanted to see what the others were doing.
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I only had to push mine out 1/4" or so.
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Post by mxdogger »

I use the 1997-99 cr250 pedal and shifter, it fits around the clutch cover better without the pedal sticking way out. The shifters pinch bolt goes in at an angle so when installing on a AFC you can take it on and off without moving the motor. :cool:
I like my brake pedal and shifter to be just right or i have problems, because of past broken bones in booth legs and ankles.
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Post by rjt500 »

I did a 450 conversion , and the brake pedal from a 450x clears nicely no bending needed.



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Post by AMA714 »

A little grind, a little heat and the CRF 250R pedal was bent to fit..
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