Brake Pedal Pivot Screw / Brake Pedal Screw for Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 (Sherpa 452) – RAE00332/F (Often searched as RAE00332)

Royal Enfield RAE00332/F is the genuine Brake Pedal Screw (commonly the brake pedal pivot screw/bolt) used in the rear brake pedal assembly on the Himalayan 450 (Sherpa 452). It is the fastener that secures/locates the brake pedal at the pivot point, working together with the pedal bush and return spring—so if this screw is bent, stripped, missing, or seized, the pedal can develop play, bind, squeak, or fail to return smoothly.

This part is frequently searched as RAE00332 (without suffix), but dealer catalogs list it as RAE00332/F – “SCREW, BRAKE PEDAL.”
OEM hardware matters here because correct thread pitch, shoulder length, and seating are critical for pedal alignment and safe brake feel—universal bolts can cause side-play or premature bush wear.

Also searched as: brake pedal pivot bolt, rear brake pedal bolt, brake lever pivot screw, pedal screw RAE00332F.

Before you buy: Confirm Himalayan 450 and match by part number + photo/diagram position (brake pedal pivot).

Key Features

• Genuine Royal Enfield part number: RAE00332/F

• Listed description: “SCREW, BRAKE PEDAL”

• Used at the rear brake pedal pivot (supports smooth pedal movement)

• Helps fix: loose pedal play, binding pedal, stripped/rounded bolt head, missing pivot screw

• OEM spec for correct thread + shoulder length + seating (avoids bush wear)

• High return-prevention: order by part number, not “similar bolt”

• Commonly searched as RAE00332 (suffix omitted) – we cover both formats

Compatibility Table 

Explicit exclusions: Not for Classic 350/500 (UCE), J-Series (Classic Reborn/Bullet J/Meteor/Hunter), or 650 Twins unless your exact parts estimate matches RAE00332/F.

Variants

No variants. (Search formats include: RAE00332/F and RAE00332.)

FAQs 

Q1 (Fitment): How do I confirm this is the correct screw for my bike?
Check your parts estimate for RAE00332/F, and compare your brake pedal pivot area with a photo/diagram (it’s the screw for the brake pedal pivot). If unsure, share a clear photo of your existing bolt/pivot area before ordering.

Q2 (Fitment): I only have “RAE00332” written—same part?
In many listings the suffix is omitted. Dealer catalogs show this as RAE00332/F – SCREW, BRAKE PEDAL, so RAE00332 is commonly the shorthand search.

Q3 (Comparison): OEM screw vs local hardware bolt—why does it matter?
Brake pedal pivot hardware needs correct shoulder length/thread to keep the pedal aligned on its bush. Incorrect bolts can cause side play, binding, or accelerated bush wear.

Q4 (Installation): Any precautions while replacing this screw?
Support the brake pedal, inspect the bush and return spring, and ensure the pedal moves freely after tightening. If the old screw seized, clean threads and confirm proper seating to avoid cross-threading.

Q5 (Symptoms): What problems does this part solve?
Loose/wobbly rear brake pedal, squeaking/binding pedal movement, missing pivot screw, stripped bolt head, or pedal not returning smoothly.

Q6 (Returns-prevention): What should I share to avoid ordering the wrong fastener?
Send a photo of the brake pedal pivot area and your old screw (side view), plus confirm the model is Himalayan 450. If you have a service estimate/VIN-based parts list, share the line showing RAE00332/F.