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Summary: Removing the driver's side foot peg and brake gives you access to the heat shield of the motorcycle. See how to remove the driver's foot pegs and brake on a sport bike in this free video on motorcycle repair.

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Sport Bike Driver's Foot Peg & Brake Removal

Alright in this next section we are going to have to remove the passengers, I mean the drivers right side foot peg and brake. So we're going to just take that off, set it to the side. That's going to help us get to the heat shield and take off the plastic and be able to get to the pipe so we can unscrew a bolt so we can slip the pipe right out. Alright so go ahead and take your 10 millimeter and get it in here. This probably will be tight. Might have to get out our torque wrench. Oh, no, don't have to. Loosen that one. Let's go to loosen this one. There we go. Alright then go ahead and unscrew the bolts. The big ones. And set that to the side in a nice safe spot. Okay now we are going to have to disconnect our heat shield right here and set that to the side. So we'll go ahead and get all our different set of Allen wrenches. Okay now that we've got that unscrewed let?s take off our plastic right here using our 5 millimeter. It's connected to the heat shield that we need to remove. This heat shield right here that's silver plastic. Silver aluminum heat shield. So go ahead and take, take the screws off of this one. And there's one more right here. Alright and we'll go ahead and set that in a nice safe spot. Alright we've got one more screw down here that is connected to our heat shield. We want to take this one off. Okay and we have one more bolt right here that is connecting to our heat shield and we've got to take this off using our 10 millimeter. So go ahead and unscrew that one. Use your Allen wrench and then pull. You really don't need too many tools just a few sockets and Allen wrenches. There's just a lot of bolts that you've got to take off with it. Alright and let's go ahead and remove our heat shield. It's nice and loose. And go ahead and pull it out. And now we're really close to our pipe now. We're going to be able to unscrew this and go ahead and take our pipe off next.

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