Stirrup?
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dodge man
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On my Bx, I just slip my foot under the pedal and lift up with my toes. It hurts a little bit if you don't have boots on.
mustangsallysdad
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I welded a piece of 2" square tubing on top of the reverse pedal...made it a lot easier.
Been doing that too... just thought a strap or stirrup would be nice.
I don't understand... or see how that would help...
The two are too far apart. I would prefer a simple rocker pedal.
Lunk
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Check out the local bike shop. They may have a stirrup designed for bicycle pedals that may be easily retro-fitted.
Otherwise I'd take a look at bending one out of strap iron, and tack welding it to the pedal. If you do that, make sure it's big enough to fit your winter booties!
mustangsallysdad
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It's still a rocker pedal...it allows me to go forward or reverse without taking my foot off the pedal...the piece of tubing is used to decrease the distance fore and aft.
So I guess a top view would look sorta like this:...?
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mustangsallysdad
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Close...same principle...it also decreased the amount of force required to engage...for some reason (never really dug into it) reverse travel seems a little stiffer and it helped with that (right knee is arthritic).