MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket — a steel wall brace that stops SRP2 pedals sliding
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MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket.
SRP2 pedals can be used straight on the floor: the base carries anti-slip pads that hold the set in place. But a load-cell brake is pressed hard, and under intense use those pads are not always enough — the set creeps forward and the brake bite point moves with it. MOZA's rear support bracket is made for exactly that case, and MOZA offers it as an option for extra stability.
The bracket is a steel crossbar with two side arms. The arms bolt to the rear of the pedal set while the crossbar braces against the wall behind the pedals, so braking force goes into the wall instead of into sliding across carpet or laminate. MOZA specifically notes that the high-strength steel is built to take heavy, repeated use without bending or permanent deformation.
Installation is quick, and bolts and a wrench are included. The row of holes in the crossbar provides lateral adjustment, so the arms can be set to the exact pedal layout of your configuration — the SRP2's own left/right pedal adjustment range is 15 mm. Before ordering, check there is a flat wall or another rigid vertical surface behind the pedals to brace against.
The problem with pedals on the floor
The SRP2 brake uses a hybrid method — a load cell up to 100 kg plus an angle sensor — so you press against both travel and force, and you press hard. If the set is not anchored, that force shoves the pedals forward across carpet or laminate. The set creeps a couple of centimetres, your leg reaches further, and braking turns unpredictable. It is not a fault but physics — and a mechanical brace solves it.
MOZA bracket fitted to the rear of a ghosted three-pedal SRP2 set, three-quarter view
The force goes into the wall
Two side arms bolt to the rear of the SRP2 set and the steel crossbar stands against the wall behind the pedals. Now braking pushes the set into the brace instead of sliding it forward, and it stays exactly where you put it. The bite point stops drifting, and you can finally build muscle memory.
Side view: the MOZA bracket arms carry the crossbar back behind the ghosted SRP2 pedals
Adjustable to your pedal layout
A row of holes in the crossbar sets how far apart the arms sit. That matters because each SRP2 pedal adjusts left and right within a 15 mm range, and the set comes in two- and three-pedal configurations. The brace adapts to whichever you run, rather than forcing you to move pedals to suit it.
MOZA SRP2 bracket crossbar from the front: the hole row for lateral arm adjustment
Steel, not bent tin
The brace takes the whole braking load, which is why MOZA calls out the material: high-strength steel rated for heavy, repeated use without bending or permanent deformation. A soft bracket would bow over time and start to spring; this one does not. It fits quickly, and the bolts and wrench are already in the box.
Black steel MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket: a holed crossbar and two arms
MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket specifications
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