Custom Motorcycle Brake Caliper Parts

We have a variety of motorcycle brake caliper parts for your choice. Our motorbike brake calipers are designed into 4 types: 3 positions, 2 pistons, 1 piston, and opposed pistons. Also, we can design custom motorcycle caliper parts according to customers' special requests. Inquiry for wholesale motorcycle brake caliper price!

Motorcycle Brake Caliper Parts Technical Specifications

The piston cylinder number 2

The piston diameter 25

Thickness of brake lining 7

Brake disc thickness 3.5

Brake disc diameter 0 180,0 190,0 220

The pitch of loading 43,84,96

Loading hole specification 2xM8

Caliper feed hole specifications M10X1.25

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How To Rebuild Custom Motorcycle's Brake Caliper Parts

Rebuilding custom motorcycle brake calipers parts involves disassembling, inspecting, cleaning, and replacing worn-out parts. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

Gather the necessary tools and parts:

Socket and wrench set

Brake cleaner

New seals and O-rings

Brake fluid

Remove the caliper:

Loosen the caliper mounting bolts

Slide the caliper off the rotor and secure it in a vice

Disassemble the caliper:

Remove the brake pads and retaining pins

Take out the caliper piston and inspect it for wear or damage

Clean all components with brake cleaner

Replace worn parts:

Replace any damaged seals, O-rings, or pistons

Ensure that all parts are properly lubricated with brake fluid

Reassemble the caliper:

Put the cleaned and replaced components back together

Install new brake pads and retaining pins

Tighten the caliper mounting bolts

Bleed the brake system:

Follow the manufacturer's instructions to bleed the brake system and remove any air bubbles