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    ← Foot Controls
    AltRider DualControl Brake System Honda XL750 Transalp 2024-2026

    AltRider

    AltRider DualControl Brake System Honda XL750 Transalp 2024-2026

    $118.76

    Fits 2 Honda models

    • Transalp E-Clutch2026
    • XL750 Transalp2024–2025

    AltRider DualControl Brake System Honda XL750 Transalp Avoiding obstacles is all about minimizing reaction time. If you're navigating a tight maneuver, you're likely standing and on the balls of your feet. When blasting down the road or trail in a seated position, the angle of your foot relative to your rear brake is dramatically different than when you're standing. An AltRider Dual Control System establishes two different pedal heights to address the difference in toe angle when standing on the pegs versus sitting. The average person takes 0.5 to 1 full second to react to hazards. Traveling at 60 MPH, a rider will travel 25 to 50 feet before being able to properly react. Most OEM brake pedals have a single-positioned small footprint, yet most ADV riders substantially change foot positioning as they switch between standing and sitting. If your foot is not already situated correctly on the rear brake pedal, you are now potentially doubling reaction time and distance to make what could be a critical stop. This is why you see all motorcycle racers with 1 or 2 fingers on the front brake lever in photographs. AltRider has taken away this additional hazard with the patent pending DualControl Brake System. There are two parts to the AltRider DualControl Brake System that enhance control and reaction time; the riser and the enlarger plate. Riser When in a seated position, a rider’s bent knee naturally puts the angle of the foot pointed down 90 degrees from the lower leg, while a standing position creates a straighter leg and raises the angle of your foot to a more horizontal position. Using the OEM brake pedal, there is no way to keep the correct brake control position when both sitting and standing. With the AltRider enlarger and riser combined, there are now two levels in which to engage the rear brake, putting your foot in optimal position regardless of riding position. Enlarger The ever-changing terrain of off-road riding means your entire body is constantly moving and adjusting. The billet aluminum enlarger plate gives your foot a greater surface area to work with, affording you more control of the rear brake. The enlarger plate is precision fit to each bike model ensuring long-term stability. Optional and replaceable grip pins are provided for further customization. Features: Stainless steel hardware to endure the abrasions of off-road riding CNC machined aluminum bodies 100% designed and manufactured in the USA Pins provided with enlarger for enhanced grip, extras included Patent Pending

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    AltRider
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    Foot Controls
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