Other Brake Parts
About Other Brake Parts
This category collects brake-related items that do not belong with the pads, rotors, calipers or other brake groups, along with a few things that are not brake parts. Read each title before ordering.
The brake items include brake pad pin kits for Can-Am and Yamaha models such as the Defender, Maverick and Commander, a caliper mount plate, a parking brake adapter for Yamaha, a brake drum seal for Honda FourTrax models, an emergency brake block-off plate, and a 12-pack of rotors for KTM, Gas Gas, Husqvarna and Husaberg. Check the listing for the intended use of each. The category also lists clamp mounts from Vision X in several sizes, sold as pairs, and decals, which are not brake parts. Pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page, and match the part number and fitment in the title.
Brands here include Mobius, KYB, All Balls and Vision X. For the main brake parts, see Brake Pads, Brake Calipers & Brackets and Rebuild Kits & Parts. The whole group is Brakes & Brake Parts.
FAQs on other brake parts
What is a brake pad pin kit?
The pins hold the pads in position in the caliper. A kit replaces pins that are bent, worn or corroded, and it usually has the clips or hardware that go with them. Check the listing for what is included and the models it fits.
What does a brake drum seal do?
A drum seal keeps lubricant and dirt on the right side of the brake. A leaking seal can let grease reach the shoes, which ruins braking, so a leaking seal should be replaced and the brake cleaned or the shoes replaced.
Should I replace the pad pins when I change brake pads?
Inspect them. Replace pins that are bent, worn or corroded, or if the pads do not slide freely. Fresh pins make sure the pads sit square in the caliper. Follow the service manual for your model.
Are the Vision X clamp mounts in this category brake parts?
No. They are clamp mounts sold in pairs, in several sizes, and they are listed here along with some decals. Read the title and description to make sure the part is the one you need.
How do I find the right part in a mixed category?
Use the Ride Finder to pick your machine, then read the part name, the part number and the fitment in the title. Many items here are model-specific, so match the make, model and year. If a title gives no fitment, check the description.
