Rear Brake Pedal (Foot Brake Lever) for Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 (Sherpa 452, ABS) – RAE00331/G

Royal Enfield RAE00331/G is the genuine rear brake pedal (foot brake lever) used on the Himalayan 450 (Sherpa 452 platform). It is the pedal your right foot presses to activate the rear brake via the master-cylinder linkage. This part is most commonly replaced when the pedal gets bent after a tip-over/off-road fall, the toe pad angle becomes uncomfortable, or the lever no longer returns smoothly due to impact damage.

Using the correct OEM pedal matters because the Himalayan 450’s brake-pedal geometry is designed for proper lever height, travel, and linkage alignment—critical for consistent braking feel and to avoid unwanted rubbing with guards/engine cases.

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Before you buy: This is for Himalayan 450 only—confirm your platform and match the shape + linkage end with your existing pedal photo before ordering (to prevent wrong fitment). The part is listed by dealers as “PEDAL, BRAKE – RAE00331/G.”

Key Features 

• Genuine Royal Enfield part number: RAE00331/G

• Item name in dealer catalogues: PEDAL, BRAKE

• Restores correct rear brake pedal height/angle after bending or impact damage

• Correct linkage geometry for predictable rear brake feel (OEM-spec)

• Recommended for ADV usage where pedals commonly bend in falls

• Return-prevention: order by part number + photo match (not “universal”)

• Designed for Himalayan 450 right-side foot control layout

Compatibility Table 

FAQs 

Q1 (Fitment): How do I confirm RAE00331/G fits my bike?
Confirm your bike is Himalayan 450 (Sherpa 452) and match the pedal by photo (toe pad + bend + linkage end). Dealer catalogs list this as PEDAL, BRAKE – RAE00331/G.

Q2 (Fitment): Will this fit Guerrilla 450 since it shares the 450 platform?
Do not assume. Some parts interchange, but we only mark ✅ when confirmed by reliable sources. Please verify using VIN / service estimate before ordering for Guerrilla 450.

Q3 (Comparison): OEM vs aftermarket brake pedal—what’s the difference?
OEM pedals typically match factory lever ratio, bend angle, and linkage alignment more precisely. Aftermarket pieces can “fit” but sometimes sit too high/low or foul guards, leading to poor feel or early wear.

Q4 (Installation): Any installation precautions?
Mark the original pedal height before removal, ensure the linkage free-play is correct after fitting, and confirm full return without binding. Test rear brake operation at low speed before normal riding.

Q5 (Symptoms): What problems does replacing the brake pedal solve?
Bent pedal, uncomfortable toe position, pedal rubbing on guard/case, inconsistent return, difficulty applying rear brake smoothly after a fall.

Q6 (Returns-prevention): What should I check/send to avoid a wrong order?
Send a clear photo of your current pedal (side view + linkage end) and confirm your model is Himalayan 450. If there’s any doubt, share VIN/parts estimate showing RAE00331/G.