AltRider DualControl - 25.4mm Riser for the BMW F 800/850/750 GS - Black

The AltRider DualControl system makes your rider safer and increase your rear break control. ADV riders constantly shift between sitting and standing, and each position puts your foot at a different angle relative to the stock brake pedal. If your foot is not already in the right spot when you need to brake, your reaction time doubles before you even touch the pedal.

At 60 mph, a half-second delay in braking means 44 feet of extra stopping distance and a good knee angle when sitting is key when riding long days.

The riser creates a second engagement level that keeps your foot in a functional braking position whether your leg is bent in a seated position or extended while standing. The enlarger plate increases the pedal surface area so your boot finds purchase quickly over rough terrain, even when your footing is shifting.

The enlarger and riser are precision-fit to each specific model for long-term stability.

When you switch between sitting and standing, the angle of your foot changes significantly. A seated rider's foot points downward; a standing rider's foot flattens out. Most OEM brake pedals only accommodate one of these positions. If your foot is out of position when you need to brake hard, your reaction time doubles — and at 60 mph, that matters.

The DualControl system addresses this with two components that work together. The riser raises the brake pedal platform to meet your foot in the standing position. The enlarger plate widens the contact surface for better rear brake control on rough terrain. Both are available separately or as a kit.

Fitment on the Adventure model requires installation of the standard brake pedal, BMW part# 35_0347. Also compatible with the BMW F 700 GS and F 650 GS Twin.

The AltRider DualControl system makes your rider safer and increase your rear break control. ADV riders constantly shift between sitting and standing, and each position puts your foot at a different angle relative to the stock brake pedal. If your foot is not already in the right spot when you need to brake, your reaction time doubles before you even touch the pedal.

At 60 mph, a half-second delay in braking means 44 feet of extra stopping distance and a good knee angle when sitting is key when riding long days.

The riser creates a second engagement level that keeps your foot in a functional braking position whether your leg is bent in a seated position or extended while standing. The enlarger plate increases the pedal surface area so your boot finds purchase quickly over rough terrain, even when your footing is shifting.

The enlarger and riser are precision-fit to each specific model for long-term stability.