Topic: Brake pedal question: CB750? Straight model that hits the #4 pipe

[PeWe]

- Anyone that know which brake pedal this is?
It has the dot for fitment and spring bracket.
I bought it 1.5 years ago on Ebay sold to fit CB750.
Noticed after I have mounted the pipes a few days ago that brake will hit it.

My K6 pedal is curved outwards to avoid exhaust.
Yes, the K6 has wrong kick starter, K7 model 

[HondaMan]

- Anyone that know which brake pedal this is?
It has the dot for fitment and spring bracket.
I bought it 1.5 years ago on Ebay sold to fit CB750.
Noticed after I have mounted the pipes a few days ago that brake will hit it.

My K6 pedal is curved outwards to avoid exhaust.
Yes, the K6 has wrong kick starter, K7 model 

Interesting part! I don't remember ever seeing a brake pedal that 'straight' for the 750. They always look like they had a near-miss accident with a truck when you have one in your hand, all the curves and angles they have. Being straight will certainly make it hit the #4 pipe, which is usually outside the frame.

[trigger]

You will also find that the K6 right footpeg bracket is slightly longer than the K2. Why, i don't know 

[bryanj]

 I seem to remember one of the "F" models was fairly straight as they pivoted in the alloy footrest plate

[PeWe]

You will also find that the K6 right footpeg bracket is slightly longer than the K2. Why, i don't know 

Very interesting info and good to know.
I'll check the footpeg which is not original Honda, it's a Yamiya version on that photo with straight pedal.

I seem to remember one of the "F" models was fairly straight as they pivoted in the alloy footrest plate

Did the F model have the spring bracket for brake switch?
I saw that some later did not have it.

OK, not even Hondaman recognized it I had thoughts about eventual early version and pipe had an indent for it...
Maybe a CB500 something...?

[754]

 I think early does not have the stop bracket on it.. height adjust.
 I think F model may have different splinesm the 77 and 78 K do..I think..

I also think that the brake pedal us one of the ugliest pieces on the bikem always wanted a nice clean billet one..

[pjlogue]

With the bluing of the shaft in the first pic, I wonder if someone at some point heated it and straightened it.  No other reason for it to be blued that I could think of.  Perhaps it came off a bike with an aftermarket exhaust where it interfered and that was their solution.

-P.

[HondaMan]

With the bluing of the shaft in the first pic, I wonder if someone at some point heated it and straightened it.  No other reason for it to be blued that I could think of.  Perhaps it came off a bike with an aftermarket exhaust where it interfered and that was their solution.

-P.

That big glob of a weld on the pivot also seems non-Honda to me?

[PeWe]

The pedal photo has reflexes coloring it. Here another photo

[RSchaefer]

My F0 brake pedal from the factory is straight, uses the brake light spring and there is an indentation in the 4 into 1 collector for it.

[PeWe]

My F0 brake pedal from the factory is straight, uses the brake light spring and there is an indentation in the 4 into 1 collector for it.

Thanks! The mystery is solved The seller did sell a CB750 pedal.

I have the beginning of an F0 project! Let's find all other parts

[kvikgrip68]

Hi

It looks like a K7 pedal ......its more straight than the K6 pedal

[flybackwards]

Not a K7 pedal - k7 pedal is very curvy