Need foot brake lever, and bar ends.

xantom

xantom

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I pulled off the road to stop at an overlook, hit a patch of sand and gravel and dumped my bike. Tipped it on the right side, mostly light damage. My leather boot got the worst of it by far, thank god I had them on.

I can't find the OEM rear brake foot lever, or the stock handle bar ends anywhere. Any help would appreciated. I want stock parts, as I am trying to see if it's worth it to turn it in to insurance.

Thanks!
 
hutru01

hutru01

Knights of Columbus
xantom said:
I pulled off the road to stop at an overlook, hit a patch of sand and gravel and dumped my bike. Tipped it on the right side, mostly light damage. My leather boot got the worst of it by far, thank god I had them on.

I can't find the OEM rear brake foot lever, or the stock handle bar ends anywhere. Any help would appreciated. I want stock parts, as I am trying to see if it's worth it to turn it in to insurance.

Thanks!
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Sorry to hear you went down. It happens to all of us. It is a learning experience. I did the exact same in my dirt/gravel driveway. I had to replace the same exact part and a frame slider. Glad you are ok man.

Here is the part you need.

1 - Pedal, Brake
39P-27211-00-00

2011 Yamaha FZ8 (FZ8NAB) Rear Master Cylinder | Babbitts Yamaha Parts House

 
hutru01

hutru01

Knights of Columbus
xantom said:
I want stock parts, as I am trying to see if it's worth it to turn it in to insurance.
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It most likely won't be worth it to claim it on your insurance simply because it may raise your premium, not to mention if you have a deductible, you will pay out of pocket anyway. The rear brake lever is a pretty easy part to replace as well.
 
xantom

xantom

New member
hutru01 said:
Sorry to hear you went down. It happens to all of us. It is a learning experience. I did the exact same in my dirt/gravel driveway. I had to replace the same exact part and a frame slider. Glad you are ok man.

Here is the part you need.

1 - Pedal, Brake
39P-27211-00-00
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Thank you, not sure how I missed it... I was on that sight earlier.

Any idea where I can find the a stock handlebar end?
 
xantom

xantom

New member
hutru01 said:
It most likely won't be worth it to claim it on your insurance simply because it may raise your premium, not to mention if you have a deductible, you will pay out of pocket anyway. The rear brake lever is a pretty easy part to replace as well.
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I hear you, I will just just have to weight it out. Those weren't the only parts I need, just the ones I couldn't find:)
 
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