Brake caliper pins and pistons for motocross and enduro - precision, smoothness and brake performance
( number of products: 36 )
Tourmax brake caliper piston Kawasaki KDX 200 91-94, KX 125/250/500 89-91, Suzuki RM 125/250 89-90, RMX 250 89-96, DR 350 90-99, Yamaha YZ 125/250 89-92
36,32 € gross/1pcs.

Tourmax brake caliper piston with seals Honda CR125 01-07, CR250 02-07, CRF 250R/450R 04-10, CRF250X 04-12, CRF450X 05-13
33,53 € gross/1pcs.

Tourmax brake caliper piston with seals Kawasaki KX125/250 89-91, Suzuki RM/DR, Yamaha -
43,35 € gross/1pcs.

Tourmax brake caliper piston with seals Kawasaki KX 125 '89-'91 / KX 250 '89-'91 / Yamaha YZ 125 '90-'97 / YZ 250 '90-'97 / YZ 400 F '98
16,70 € gross/1pcs.

ALL BALLS brake caliper piston KTM EXC 400/520 01-02 / EXC 525 03 / EXC-G 250 02-03 / MXC 200/300/400/520 01-03 / MXC 250/380 01 / SX 125/200/250/380 01-02 / EXC 125 01-05 / EXC 200/250/300/380 01-03
18,55 € gross/1pcs.

ALL BALLS brake caliper piston Husqvarna FE 350/450/501 17 / KTM EXC-F 250/350/450 17-20 / XC-FW 350/500 20-22 / XC-W 150 17-22 / XC-W 300 TPI 19-22
20,97 € gross/1pcs.

ALL BALLS brake caliper piston Honda CR 125/250/500R 87-01 / XR 250R 90-04 / XR 400R 96-04 / XR 600R 91-00 / XR 650 93-21 / Kawasaki KLX 250S 06-20 / KLX 300 97-07 / KX 125/250/500 94-05 / Suzuki DRZ 400 00-
20,24 € gross/1pcs.

ALL BALLS brake caliper piston Husqvarna FX 450 17 / / REAR Husqvarna FE 250/350/450/501 18-21 / FX 350/450 18-20 / TE 150/250/300 18-20
19,35 € gross/1pcs.
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Brake caliper pins and pistons are small brake hardware parts that keep your MX/enduro/off-road caliper working smoothly and consistently. Fresh pins guide the pad movement, while pistons transfer hydraulic pressure to the pads. Replacing worn or corroded pieces helps stop dragging brakes after a muddy ride, reduces uneven pad wear, and brings back a firm, predictable lever feel when you’re charging in jersey and knee guards.
When choosing parts, start with exact fit and compatibility: match your bike model/year and your caliper brand and piston diameter, and confirm whether you need pad pins, retaining clips, piston kits, or dust seals. Pay attention to material and finish—stainless pins resist rust from washes and creek crossings, while correctly coated pistons reduce sticking and heat-related binding. Consider riding conditions: sand and silt punish seals, and long descents build heat, so quality components and fresh fluid matter. Finally, plan maintenance—if you service brakes often, choose parts that are easy to clean and won’t gall or seize.
Replace pins when grooves, corrosion, or looseness appear, and replace pistons if you see pitting, scoring, or fluid contamination. Common mistakes are mixing piston sizes between calipers and reusing damaged seals or bent clips, which leads to leaks, uneven braking, and pad taper. After installation, check that the pads slide freely and the pistons retract evenly before you suit up with body armor and goggles.
Tip: Before pushing pistons back in, clean the exposed piston surface with brake cleaner—never force dirty pistons through the seals.






















