Indexed brake master cylinder 10/11/13mm Hel Performance

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Hel Performance index brake master cylinder allowing you to activate your motorbike's rear brake with your index finger.

The product is available in 3 diameters/Offset: 10 mm, 11 mm, 13 mm. It mounts directly onto your 22mm handlebar tube.

The brake master cylinder is machined entirely from 6082-T6 aluminium at Hel Performance in the UK.

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This Hel Performance index brake master cylinder lets you activate your motorbike's rear brake with your index finger. It is available in 3 diameters/Offset: 10 mm, 11 mm, 13 mm in order to adapt the braking to your personal preferences and the technical specifications of your motorbike.

Hel Performance technology to enhance your riding pleasure! Every component is precisely designed and rigorously tested to guarantee maximum reliability and safety.

By choosing this master cylinder, you benefit from the expertise and know-how of a leader in motorbike braking systems, ensuring top-level performance and an enhanced riding experience.

All parts for master cylinders are available for purchase separately, contact us for any special requests.

Hel Performance 10/11/13mm index brake master cylinder

Hel Performance manufactures all metal master cylinder parts (including levers) in-house on Brother and Star CNC machines from solid 6082-T6 aluminium billets. This high quality material is renowned for its strength and lightness, ensuring exceptional durability and performance. 6082-T6 aluminium also offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it an ideal choice for critical motorbike components.

The product mounts directly onto your 22mm handlebar tube.

The three master cylinder sizes let you choose the bite you want for your braking and their three ratios let you choose your braking effort* at + or - 1 or at 1/1 identical to the original. If you rotate the plug 180 degrees, you get a +1 ratio and if you use the plug with a centre hole, you get a 1:1 ratio.

*The braking effort corresponds to the distance covered by your fingers to press the brake lever for the same result.