Product Description

Universal 84mm Honda Wave125 Motorcycle Radial Brake Caliper

The OEM 84mm Honda Motorcycle Radial Brake Caliper is engineered to elevate braking systems with its advanced radial design and robust construction. Machined from high-grade CNC-milled aluminum, this caliper SK8301 features four 24mm pistons and sports sintered brake pads for exceptional braking force and heat dissipation. Its 84mm bore spacing and 8mm radial hose connection ensure seamless integration and optimal performance in high-demand scenarios like urban commuting and motorsports.

As a leading Honda brake caliper manufacturer, Hipsen offers comprehensive custom brake caliper design services, including tailored logo engraving, packaging options, color finishes, and material selection. Our production meets ISO9001/IATF16949 certifications, ensuring top-tier quality and reliability. We support B2B clients with low MOQ and free sample programs to facilitate partnerships.

Related Questions

1.What are the 4 types of brake calipers?
Brake calipers come in different variations such as floating, fixed, sliding or differential bore types and are made from materials like cast iron or aluminum depending on their specific functions for various vehicles.

2.What is the lifespan of a brake caliper?
Brake calipers can last for a relatively long time, with a lifespan of 7 to 10 years or 75,000 to 100,000 miles being a general expectation. However, their actual lifespan varies significantly depending on factors like your driving habits, environmental conditions (especially road salt in harsh winters), the vehicle’s maintenance, and the quality of the caliper itself.

3.How to tell if a caliper is bad?
You can tell a brake caliper is bad by a variety of signs, including a vehicle that pulls to one side when braking, a spongy or soft brake pedal, grinding or squealing noises, a burning smell, visible brake fluid leaks, uneven brake pad wear, and a general feeling of drag when the vehicle is moving.

4.Can you paint brake calipers?
Yes, you can paint brake calipers for a custom look and to prevent rust, but it’s a delicate process that requires proper preparation and high-temperature paint. The best method is to remove the calipers for thorough cleaning, sanding, masking, and application of high-heat primer, paint, and clear coat.