Product Description

4 Pistons CNC Aluminum Radial Mount Brake Caliper W/Brake Pads for Racing Motorcycle / Pit Bike / Dirt Bike

The brake caliper works by converting hydraulic force into mechanical clamping pressure via its four pistons, ensuring responsive and efficient braking even during intense racing or off-road sessions. It is tailored for Pit Bikes, Dirt Bikes, and racing motorcycles, excelling in application scenarios like trail racing, weekend off-roading, and high-speed practice runs—where strong, consistent braking and durability are essential. This Big Crab Brake Caliper supports front and rear installation, with 40mm/43mm pitch options and 30mm+27mm pistons, and includes pre-fitted brake pads for immediate use, crafted from CNC aluminum for long-lasting performance and corrosion resistance.

Hipsen Brake Systems offers customer-centric benefits for EU/US wholesale distributors: competitive Factory price, Low MOQ to minimize inventory risk, and free sample testing to confirm compatibility.

Related Questions

1.Can you put a left caliper on the right side?

In performance? no. They are the same. However, their mounts are different. Normally, one only fits on the left and the other only fits on the right. Same for cars and motorcycles. On some motorcycles, one caliper may have additional duties.

2.Are OEM brake calipers better than aftermarket?

The Difference Between OEM and Aftermarket Brake Components …
Are OEM brake calipers better than aftermarket ones? Yes, they usually are. OEM brake calipers fit better, resist rust, and are made of higher quality materials, making them easy to install and dependable. They also often have better warranties, which makes them worth the extra cost.

3.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.

4.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.

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