Maverick R Billet Throttle Pedal
Don’t let a cheap plastic pedal ruin your ride. The ZRP Maverick R Billet Throttle Pedal is designed for drivers who demand absolute control, durability, and confidence—especially when it matters most.
Precision CNC-machined from high-quality billet aluminum, this throttle pedal is a direct upgrade over the factory plastic pedal that can flex, wear, or lose traction under aggressive driving. Whether you’re hammering through the desert, crawling technical terrain, or racing at speed, the ZRP billet throttle pedal delivers a solid, slip-resistant feel that keeps your foot planted at all times.
Engineered specifically for the Polaris Maverick R, this pedal provides improved throttle modulation and a more responsive driving experience. The aggressive surface texture enhances grip with riding boots, reducing foot slip during rough terrain or high-vibration conditions.
Built with race-proven ZRP quality, this billet throttle pedal is a small upgrade that makes a massive difference in driver control, reliability, and confidence.
🏁 Key Benefits
- Eliminates weak OEM plastic throttle pedal
- Improves grip and throttle control
- Prevents foot slip during aggressive driving
- Enhances driver confidence and response
- Built for racing and extreme off-road use
🔧 Features
- Precision CNC-machined billet aluminum
- Slip-resistant pedal surface
- Direct bolt-on replacement
- Designed specifically for the Polaris Maverick R
- Lightweight, strong, and durable
- Made in the USA 🇺🇸
📦 What’s Included
- (1) ZRP Maverick R Billet Throttle Pedal
- Required mounting hardware (if applicable)
🛠️ Installation
- Direct bolt-on installation
- No cutting or modification required
- Installs using basic hand tools
🏎️ Why Choose ZRP?
ZRP products are engineered by racers and tested in the harshest environments. From desert racing to technical trail abuse, ZRP delivers components you can trust when failure is not an option.
Upgrade your Maverick R throttle control with a billet pedal designed to perform when plastic simply won’t cut it.
