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1400 Rear brake Adjustment

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Ken Wantje

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This may seem like a silly question but.
How do I adjust the rear brake pedal height? It sits too high and I have to lift my foot off the peg to press it. Id like to lower it so its flush with the peg.
 
Found using SEARCH "Audace brake pedal".

"The brake pedal position itself cannot be adjusted. It actuates a small threaded rod with pushes into the hydraulic brake cable assembly underneath the righthand side. There is a nut on the thread which locks the threaded bolt on position, it can be loosened to allow to adjust the brake's play and minimize any slack, but be careful to not go too tight and have brakes on at all times. Also make sure to use lock the threaded bolt in position again with that nut"

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Audace Brake Pedal

I wonder if there is a way to adjust the position of the rear brake pedal on 2016 Audace or there is third party manufacturer which offers one, shorter and with different profile. My problem is that I cannot use effectively rear brake because it is located too far from a peg and is too low so...
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