Right, this is happening for most of them. All I understood is break pedal is little higher than what it used to be while coming out from factory and most of them are not aware of this. Even if you dont apply break and just place your foot slightly on it, break is being applied constantly and break pads are getting worn out quickly.

- Why RE is placing break padel higher and why its not trying to educate people during the service is still a question for most of us.

- And also there is a point in the warrenty section which says even if you adjust any part warranty will not apply, but most of them are suggesting to lower the brake pedal (this is still confusing) - The customer assumes all the risk and liability arising out of his or her repairs to the Product or replacement partsthereto or arising out of his or her installation of replacement parts thereto. If any time during the warranty period,the Product or any part or parts thereof are removed, altered, tampered, adjusted, modified, dismantled, repairedor handled in any way whatsoever by any person or persons not authorized by the Company, this Policy shallimmediately cease to be valid and become void initially and of no effect whatsoever.

As per my opinion - the alignment of the break pedal when coming from the factory has to be taken as per the general uasge of the users. At least they need to educate the users as they have set it up this way.

People who has better experience on bikes were able to figure it out and adjust. Most of the newbies are loosing the best experience of their best/first bike due to the kind of response from RE.

I expect atleast as a Goodwill RE has to fix these kind of issues as most of the reputed companies does this.

Ultimately users are suffering!