Looking for an extended shift pedal

[Delasangre4231]

I can't find one at all and am starting to contemplate fabricating one out of the OEM lever.

 

[Zealot]

What do you mean by extender? Is your foot too big or something?

 

[Delasangre4231]

I wear 14 Extra wide and the shift knob is on top of my foot not at my toe and I have trouble downshifting since I cant get my foot high enough without coming off the peg

 

[Love@FirstRide]

i don't see how you could have a problem... I wear a 12 wide and the shifter hits my big toe just fine on the upshift. your heel needs to come down the peg is a fulcrum. your foot is bigger so it should make it easier if anything..

 

[Delasangre4231]

Where are you putting your foot in relation to the peg? I put the footpeg in the arch in my shoe and my big toe is nowhere near the lever.

 

[Zealot]

Where are you putting your foot in relation to the peg? I put the footpeg in the arch in my shoe and my big toe is nowhere near the lever.

Might have to use your heel on the peg instead. My feet are size 10 and I don't have any issues... All I did was use the adjuster bolts on the rod and lower it so that I didn't have to try and pull my foot up into my shin anymore.

 

[raja777m]

You want me to ship you a gear pedal something like this:
http://moto.zombdrive.com/images/hero-honda-glamour-9.jpg

http://www.bikes4sale.in/photos-2/122/122035/hero-glamour-1438344691.jpg

???
Your foot will be always on top of the lever, you don't need to put your toe under the lever and
From Neutral:
You can press using toe down for 1, then use your heel to press in the back for 2,3,4,5,6. and toe to shift down from 6 to1..!
If interested, I'll ask my dad to send me some close-up pics

 

[MattR302]

You shouldn't be riding with your arch on the pegs. When you're riding normally, the balls of your feet should be on the pegs. So yes, you should have to move your entire foot to shift.

 

[Delasangre4231]

I tried riding today with my toe on the lever and my arch on the peg. It did not help me downshift and just felt weird. The pedal is maxed out down to the point where it'll hit the rearset bracket and not allow me to physically downshift. I may try a set of pegs I found that allow 360 degree movement of your pegs, I may try putting the pegs 1" back vs cutting up and extending a shift lever. I can also try back and up a bit since I can't get the pedal any lower.

MFW Vario Footpeg Mount Rider for Yamaha FZ6, FZ6R, '09-'11, FZ1, '01-'11, YZF600R, R6, '99-'02, FJR1300, MT-01 - TwistedThrottle.com

 

[MattR302]

Read this about proper foot position.
Body Positioning And Steering Techniques | Sport Rider

 

[Delasangre4231]

Interesting. thanks for that. Even with retraining myself to use the balls of my feet I still need to shifter lower or my foot higher.