Yamaha Yfs 200 Blaster Rear Brake Cable 87-02, Motion Pro 01-0298 on 2040-parts.com
Caledonia, New York, United States
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This rear brake cable will work on the 1987-02 blaster's. This cable eliminates the long cable that goes thru the rear brake pedal & up to the parking brake lever. This cable just goes from the rear pedal to the rear caliper. This cable when installed correctly will make your rear brake work like a hydraulic system. When you hit the foot pedal hard enough it will lock up the rear end as it is suppose to. Free shipping is in the U.S only. Thanks
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