Apico OEM Brake Pedal Tip - Orange

The Apico OEM Brake Pedal Tip is a replacement anodised brake pedal tip designed for KTM, Husqvarn...

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GhostBikes.comApico Orange Bpf Tip Oem 16 Ora - Oem Brake Pedal Tip For Ktm/Husqvarna Sx/Sxf/Tc/Fc 2016-2022, Exc/Exc-F/Te/Fe 2017-2023, Gas Gas Mc/Ec/Ex 2021-2023
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The Apico OEM Brake Pedal Tip (Orange) is a direct replacement part for riders of KTM, Husqvarna, and Gas Gas off-road motorcycles seeking to restore or enhance their brake pedal. Its primary benefit is providing a durable, precisely fitted tip that ensures optimal brake engagement. A key consideration is verifying exact model and year compatibility before purchase. This anodised aluminum tip is designed to fit specific OEM brake pedals, offering a cost-effective solution for worn or damaged original parts.

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Model Part NumberBPF TIP OEM 16 ORA
BrandApico

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FAQs

What models is the Apico OEM Brake Pedal Tip compatible with?

It is compatible with KTM SX/SX-F 85-505 (2016-2022), EXC/EXC-F 125-525 (2017-2022); Husqvarna TC/FC 125-450 (2016-2022), TE/FE 125-501 (2017-2022); and Gas Gas MC/MC-F 85-450 (2021-2023), EC/EC-F 250-350 (2021-2023), EX/EX-F 250-450 (2021-2023).

Is this a complete brake pedal assembly?

No, this is a replacement tip only. It is designed to fit onto your existing OEM brake pedal.

What material is the brake pedal tip made of?

The brake pedal tip is made of anodised aluminum.

How do I install the Apico OEM Brake Pedal Tip?

Installation typically involves removing the old tip and fitting the new one onto the OEM brake pedal. Ensure it is securely attached as per your original pedal's design.

What is the manufacturer part number?

The manufacturer part number is BPF TIP OEM 16 ORA.

Can I use this on a non-OEM brake pedal?

This tip is designed specifically for the listed OEM brake pedals. Fitment on aftermarket pedals is not guaranteed.

How should I clean the brake pedal tip?

Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the anodised finish.

Troubleshooting

Brake pedal tip does not fit

Double-check that your motorcycle's make, model, and year precisely match the compatibility list provided. Ensure you are attempting to install on the correct OEM brake pedal.

Tip feels loose after installation

Re-examine the installation process. Ensure the tip is fully seated on the pedal and that any required retaining mechanisms (like set screws) are properly tightened or engaged according to the original pedal design.

Anodised finish appears faded or damaged

This may occur with prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals or excessive abrasion. Clean gently and avoid abrasive materials. The anodised finish provides color and some protection, but is not indestructible.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for longevity.
  • Direct fit for specified OEM pedals.
  • Enhances brake pedal feel and control.
  • Restores functionality to a damaged pedal.
  • Anodised finish provides corrosion resistance.

Cons

  • Compatibility is model and year specific; requires careful checking.
  • May require removal of old tip for installation.
  • Color may not match all bike aesthetics if not orange.
  • Only replaces the tip, not the entire pedal assembly.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check: Before installation, verify that your motorcycle's make, model, and year fall within the specified compatibility list: KTM SX/SX-F 85-505 (2016-2022), EXC/EXC-F 125-525 (2017-2022); Husqvarna TC/FC 125-450 (2016-2022), TE/FE 125-501 (2017-2022); Gas Gas MC/MC-F 85-450 (2021-2023), EC/EC-F 250-350 (2021-2023), and EX/EX-F 250-450 (2021-2023).

Installation: Installation typically involves removing the old brake pedal tip (if present) and securely fitting the new Apico tip onto the OEM brake pedal. Ensure the tip is firmly seated and consider using appropriate retaining methods if your OEM pedal design requires it (e.g., set screws, springs, or cotter pins, though these are often part of the original pedal assembly).

Care: Clean the brake pedal tip regularly with a soft brush and mild soap and water to remove dirt, mud, and debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the anodised finish. Periodically check that the tip remains securely attached to the brake pedal.

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