Rear brake pad pin

[adv rider]

I want to replace my quick release pad pin, with a threaded type. Does anyone know if there are many different types?
I found a set that are threaded-old moose racing for rmx- wondering if theses might work? Bike is at home-otherwise i would just try them.
Thanks

 

[GasGas]

Not sure on the rm pin. I just order the ebc pads with the pin in the package every time I get pads. You can rotate your stock pin 180 and place the clip back in to wear on the opposite side if it's notched.

 

[adv rider]

threaded pin

No it's not notched- The bike is new , and in the first 5 minutes the clip came out. Which allowed the pin to come out partially and the pad dropped down and locked up my wheel.
I was lucky that I was at my truck just as it locked up, I safety wired the pin in place. But I would feel better with a threaded one.

I am home now-so will try the rm pin shortly- The pin threaded right in! I feel much better now. Since it was a 2 pack, I have 2 extras- 1 threaded, 1 quick release

Also does anyone know if the clutch/brake lever cross over to any other brands?

 

[Anders]

Also does anyone know if the clutch/brake lever cross over to any other brands?

On my 06 the brake lever is the same as a 00 RM125 and possibly a lot others with Nissin master cylinder.



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[GasGas]

The brake lever is also a Honda CR. The clutch lever has no cross over but I run a GG trials lever. It's a shorty. With Bark busters you never really break them. If your bike is an 11 or newer the rear pads are the same as 08 Yamaha yz 450 and the front are still early 2000 Honda CR.

 

[adv rider]

brake parts

Thanks for the parts crossover info. i don't have bark busters yet, and i worry about the levers- i am travelling 250 mi to go riding next week. So it's good to know what works.
I will get a spare clutch lever from my local dealer