Footrest is a part installed on the bottom of the motorcycle and is used as a support point for passengers to place their feet. They are usually located on the bottom of the motorcycle, near the engine and wheels.

   The main function of motorcycle pedals is to provide passenger foot support and stability in order to maintain balance and control the motorcycle during riding.

   Support points: Motorcycle pedals are the support points for the passenger's feet. Passengers can place their feet on the pedals to maintain stability and balance. The pedals are usually made of metal materials, which have sufficient strength and durability.

   Pedal style: Pedal style and design vary depending on the type of motorcycle and riding style. Generally speaking, motorcycle pedals are divided into main driver pedals and co-pilot pedals. Primary driver footrests are usually larger and have a non-slip surface to provide better foot support and control. The passenger footrest is usually smaller and is mainly used to provide foot support for the passenger.

   Anti-slip design: In order to increase riding safety, pedals usually have an anti-slip surface design to ensure that the passenger's soles can be firmly fixed on the pedals in wet or dirty conditions, reducing the risk of slipping.