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Motorcycle Brake Cylinder Technical Specification
The piston diameter | ∅12.7,∅14 |
Handle span | Adjustable |
Light travel | 1-13.5 |
Brake disc diameter | 11.5-14 |
Mirror hole | - |
Input hole specification | M10x1.25 |
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What Does The Master Cylinder Do On A Motorcycle?
The motorcycle brake master cylinder is a crucial component responsible for converting the force applied to the brake lever into hydraulic pressure, which then activates the braking system. It houses a piston that, when pushed by the rider's input, forces brake fluid through the brake lines and into the brake calipers. This hydraulic pressure then causes the brake pads to squeeze against the rotors, generating friction and slowing down the motorcycle. The master cylinder plays a vital role in transmitting the rider's braking intentions to the braking system, ensuring safe and effective stopping power.
How To Test A Motorcycle Master Cylinder?
To test a motorcycle master cylinder, start by inspecting the brake fluid level and condition. Ensure that the reservoir is filled to the recommended level and that the fluid is clear and free from contaminants. Next, squeeze and release the brake lever multiple times while observing if the lever feels firm and consistent in resistance. If the lever feels spongy or inconsistent, it may indicate air in the system or a faulty master cylinder. Additionally, check for any leaks around the master cylinder and inspect the brake lines for any signs of damage. If any issues are detected, it is recommended to consult a professional mechanic for further evaluation.
How Does A Motorcycle Master Cylinder Work?
A motorcycle master cylinder operates on the principle of hydraulics. When the rider applies pressure to the brake lever, a plunger inside the master cylinder is pushed forward. This movement forces brake fluid from the reservoir into the brake lines. The brake fluid, being incompressible, transmits the force from the master cylinder to the brake calipers. The pressure created in the calipers then activates the brake pads, which make contact with the rotors and create friction, ultimately slowing down the motorcycle. The master cylinder's piston movement and hydraulic pressure conversion are crucial for the effective operation of the motorcycle's braking system.
Are Motorcycle Master Cylinders Universal?
Commongly, Master cylinder on motorcycles are not universal, A brake cylinder motorcycle has motorcycle front master cylinder and motorcycle rear brake master cylinder. They work in different functions. In addition, motorcycles have different brands items and parameters, We can offer you custom motorcycle front brake master cylinder. If you need some ideas about motorcycle front brake master cylinder rebuild, rear master cylinder rebuild kit and motorcycle brake master cylinder replacement, you can send us email.
For universal brake master cylinder for motorcycles, we can offer you universal motorcycle front brake master cylinder and universal motorcycle rear brake master cylinder.
