Anyone know where to get the DP brake/clutch levers 96880011B push rod pins from ?

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Looking for these 2 push rod pins for the brake/clutch levers. Any idea where I can get em from ?

Not my pics - just found em on the internet
 

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Yep, some 6al-4v bar stock and about 10 min.
 

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The pushrods for the Brembo Clutch and Front Brake Master Cylinders are probably available from Brembo. I'd give them a shout and see if they have the stock pins/pushrods available. The length will probably be the same no matter which levers you use. In a pinch you can get a steel bolt, chuck it in a drill, use a grinder to round the end to the proper contour as you spin the bolt with the drill, then cut to length. Easy Peasy. Make the grooves for the seal piston seat with a Dremel dut-off wheel gently taking away enough material to make the groove. no lathe needed. Then smooth with 600-1000 wet/dry paper.
 
Sheikh said:
The pushrods for the Brembo Clutch and Front Brake Master Cylinders are probably available from Brembo. I'd give them a shout and see if they have the stock pins/pushrods available. The length will probably be the same no matter which levers you use. In a pinch you can get a steel bolt, chuck it in a drill, use a grinder to round the end to the proper contour as you spin the bolt with the drill, then cut to length. Easy Peasy. Make the grooves for the seal piston seat with a Dremel dut-off wheel gently taking away enough material to make the groove. no lathe needed. Then smooth with 600-1000 wet/dry paper.
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That might be a tad more than 10min
 
Sheikh said:
The pushrods for the Brembo Clutch and Front Brake Master Cylinders are probably available from Brembo. I'd give them a shout and see if they have the stock pins/pushrods available. The length will probably be the same no matter which levers you use. In a pinch you can get a steel bolt, chuck it in a drill, use a grinder to round the end to the proper contour as you spin the bolt with the drill, then cut to length. Easy Peasy. Make the grooves for the seal piston seat with a Dremel dut-off wheel gently taking away enough material to make the groove. no lathe needed. Then smooth with 600-1000 wet/dry paper.
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hmm true, imma reach out and see if Brembo might have any.

i live in an apt in LA lol, no real access to any tools/garage etc :(
 
Wouldn’t be the first time, I’ll wait till Brembo says no or 16 weeks then I’ll help out
 
Sheikh said:
Threaded? My lever push rods aren't threaded on my 1199.
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i only know these. with or without a locking screw.
on xx99 and also V4r and also DP rizoma levers?
 

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