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Right-side foot peg annoying

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TrickyMicky:
Just a latent point, but I was always taught, (many moons ago!!),  when ready to move off, engage 1st gear, then change feet so that your right foot is ready for the brake in case of a problem. Something to peruse over the obligatory Friday night beer(sssss). 

taysidedragon:

--- Quote from: TrickyMicky on November 01, 2024, 04:13:27 PM ---Just a latent point, but I was always taught, (many moons ago!!),  when ready to move off, engage 1st gear, then change feet so that your right foot is ready for the brake in case of a problem. Something to peruse over the obligatory Friday night beer(sssss).

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That's what I try to remember to do on the 400f but I've not made it easy for myself by having 2 bikes with gears/brakes on opposite sides! 🤣

Orcade-Ian:
Mike,
That spring is double leaf - one part coil inside the other - is yours double?  Steve (400/4 parts) might have one.  The r/h footrest on both my 400/4 and 350/4 have the correct spring and they are very positive in their action and so far have never flicked up.  Think the 550F1 is the same system but not checked. I was also taught to swap feet to cover the brake after selecting the gear - IAM test in 1983!

Ian

Mikep328:
Thanks, Ian, that's interesting!  My spring is not a double leaf!!!

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I think my spring has lost it's springiness. ;D ;D ;D

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