Apico Trials Brake Pedal - Gas Gas Pro 2002-2008 - Silver

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The Apico Trials Brake Pedal for Gas Gas Pro models (2002-2008) is designed for riders seeking a durable, high-performance replacement for their stock brake pedal. Its key benefit is providing a precise, factory-look upgrade that enhances control and aesthetics. A potential caveat is its specific fitment, requiring confirmation for your exact motorcycle model year.

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Model Part NumberBPF930
BrandApico

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FAQs

Is this pedal compatible with my Gas Gas EC model?

This pedal is specifically designed for Gas Gas Pro models from 2002-2008. Compatibility with other Gas Gas models, including the EC series, is not guaranteed and would require verification.

Does it come with all necessary mounting hardware?

The product is designed as a direct OEM replacement. It typically includes the pedal itself and any integrated components like the spring. However, it's advisable to re-use existing OEM hardware unless specified otherwise, or to consult the product packaging upon arrival.

How durable is the silver finish?

The silver finish is designed to complement the factory look. Like any component exposed to off-road conditions, it may show signs of wear over time. Regular cleaning can help maintain its appearance.

What is the benefit of the needle roller bearing?

The needle roller bearing allows for smoother, more precise pedal movement and increases the longevity of the pivot point compared to standard bushings, especially under high loads and frequent use.

Can I adjust the pedal position?

This pedal is an OEM replacement and follows the original design. Adjustments to the overall position are not typically part of its design; it focuses on direct fitment and enhanced material quality.

Do I need to bleed the brakes after installation?

Bleeding the brakes is generally not required for a simple brake pedal replacement, as the master cylinder and brake lines are not disturbed. However, if you notice any issues with brake performance after installation, it may be necessary.

Troubleshooting

Pedal feels stiff or does not return properly

Ensure the needle roller bearing is clean and free of debris. Check that the pedal pivot is properly lubricated and that no cables are binding.

Brake light not functioning

Verify the brake light switch is correctly positioned and adjusted on the pedal arm. Check the electrical connections for the brake light.

Difficulty installing the pedal

Confirm you are using the correct mounting hardware and that the pedal aligns perfectly with the OEM mounting points. Consult your motorcycle's service manual if unsure.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exact OEM fitment for seamless replacement.
  • Improved grip and control with the grooved pedal.
  • Enhanced durability and smoother operation due to needle roller bearings.
  • Provides a distinct factory team aesthetic.
  • Designed for the specific demands of trials riding.

Cons

  • Specific fitment for Gas Gas Pro models 2002-2008 only.
  • May require professional installation if unfamiliar with motorcycle brake systems.
  • Silver finish may show wear over time with heavy use.
  • No adjustable lever position beyond OEM specification.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This brake pedal is specifically designed as a direct OEM replacement for Gas Gas Pro models manufactured between 2002 and 2008. Always verify your motorcycle's exact model and year to ensure compatibility before purchase.

Setup: Installation involves removing the original brake pedal and replacing it with the Apico unit. Ensure all mounting hardware is securely tightened and the pedal pivots freely. Proper adjustment of the brake light switch and cable (if applicable) is essential.

Care: Clean the pedal regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the finish. Periodically check the pedal's pivot point for smooth operation and lubricate if necessary.

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