Starter Motor for Honda CRF450R CRF450RX CRF450RWE 2019 2020 2021 2022

Product Overview

This aftermarket replacement rear brake rotor is intended for the listed Harley Touring FLT applications and is supplied for comparison with the 11.5 inch rear brake rotor used on Baggers from 1984 through 1999. A rear brake rotor provides the braking surface that the brake pads press against to slow or stop the rear wheel. It measures 11.5 inches in diameter and is intended for the Harley Touring and Bagger applications named above.

Key Features & Performance

• Rear brake rotor that provides the friction surface for the rear braking system
• 11.5 inch diameter sizing as given in the product title
• Intended for the listed Harley Touring FLT applications from 1986 through 1999
• Also listed for Baggers from 1984 through 1999
• Used when servicing or replacing the corresponding rear brake rotor on the listed applications

Fitment & Compatibility

• for Harley Touring FLT 1986-1999 applications
• for Harley Baggers 1984-1999 applications

Common Uses

• Replacing a worn, warped, scored, or damaged rear brake rotor
• Rear brake system maintenance on the listed Harley Touring and Bagger applications
• Restoring the rear braking surface after the existing rotor has reached the end of its service

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Rear Brake Rotor
• Diameter: 11.5 in
• Vehicle Application(s): Harley Touring FLT 1986-1999; Harley Baggers 1984-1999

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a rear brake rotor do? A: A rear brake rotor provides the rotating friction surface that the rear brake pads clamp against to slow or stop the rear wheel.

Q: How should fitment be verified? A: Compare the complete existing part number and the complete model and year of the motorcycle against the applications listed here before ordering.

This is an aftermarket replacement part and is not represented as genuine or original equipment. Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number, model year, or existing part number. Verify fitment before purchase.