ASK Brake shoes Boxer/CT100/Caliber – a set of drum brake shoes (brake liner) for the Bajaj Boxer CT 100, Bajaj Caliber. They press against the inside of the wheel drum to slow the bike.
ASK Brake shoes Boxer/CT100/Caliber is a set of drum brake shoes (brake liner) for the Bajaj Boxer CT 100 and Bajaj Caliber, made by ASK.
They press against the inside of the wheel drum to slow the bike.
Replace them when braking feels weak, the brake arm goes past its wear mark, or the lining is thin or glazed.
Clean the drum, grease the cam lightly (not the lining), and adjust the brake after fitting.
Bikes can differ between years and markets — if you are unsure, send us a photo of your old part on WhatsApp (+94 77 410 5627) and we will confirm before dispatch.
Available at our shop at 51 Main Street, Mawanella (motorcycle spare parts since 1993) and online with island-wide delivery.
Price updated 27 October 2026
ASK Brake shoes Boxer/CT100/Caliber is Rs. 950 at Shantha Motors (updated 27 October 2026). That is a sale price — the regular price is Rs. 1,450, so you save Rs. 500.
It is listed for Bajaj Caliber, Bajaj Boxer, Bajaj CT100. Send us your bike model or a photo of the old part on WhatsApp (+94 77 410 5627) and we will confirm the fit before dispatch.
Order online and pay by card (Visa / Mastercard) or bank transfer / LankaQR. Cash on delivery is coming soon. Delivery is island-wide; the courier charge is not added at checkout — you pay it directly to the rider when the parcel arrives (it depends on weight and district).
Yes, it is in stock at our Mawanella shop and ready to dispatch. You can also pick it up in store.
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