Brake Hardware

Welcome to our Harley Brake Hardware collection — a curated assortment of the small but essential components that keep your Harley-Davidson braking system performing at its best. From caliper bolts and rotor hardware to pad pins, clips, spacers and mounting hardware, these parts ensure your brake setup stays tight, aligned and dependable mile after mile.

Why Brake Hardware Matters on a Harley Models

Your braking system is only as strong as the hardware holding it together. Over time, stock brake hardware can wear, corrode or loosen — especially on bikes ridden hard, ridden in all weather, or upgraded with aftermarket calipers or rotors. Quality brake hardware helps ensure:

• Safe, consistent braking performance

• Proper caliper and rotor alignment

• Reduced brake noise, vibration and uneven pad wear

• Better durability under heat, pressure and repeated braking

• Secure fitment when installing upgraded brake components

Whether you’re refreshing a stock setup or supporting a performance brake upgrade, reliable hardware is a must.

What to Look for in Harley Brake Hardware

When selecting brake hardware for your Harley-Davidson, consider:

1. Correct Fitment for Your Model & Year

Harley systems vary across Touring, Softail, Dyna, Sportster and custom builds — so make sure the hardware matches your bike’s calipers, rotors, axle size and mounting points.

2. Material Quality

High-grade steel, stainless steel or coated hardware resists corrosion, maintains torque and handles braking heat more efficiently than worn or low-quality bolts.

3. Rotor & Caliper Compatibility

If you’ve upgraded to oversized rotors, radial calipers or aftermarket braking components, you’ll want hardware that’s designed for the exact specs of your setup.

4. Purpose-Built Hardware Kits

Brake-specific kits often include everything needed for a precise installation — pad pins, clips, spacers, bolts, washers and more — while ensuring each component works together correctly.

5. Vibration & Heat Resistance

Braking introduces repeated cycles of high heat and heavy pressure. Quality hardware maintains proper torque, reduces loosening over time and supports long-term reliability.

It’s good practice to inspect hardware whenever you replace pads or rotors, and replace anything showing corrosion, wear or loss of torque. Whether you're maintaining a stock setup or supporting performance upgrades, quality hardware is essential for safe, strong and consistent braking.