Nissin Mastercylinder W/ Remote Reservoir 5/8" Piston Diameter 7/8" Bars 17-651 on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
New Nissin master cylinder for 7/8" handle bars.
The separate reservoir makes the mounting and interference issues more flexable.
4 position adjustable lever angle.
Uses M10 x P1.25 banjo bolt (OEM size for Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha, also 2002 and newer Suzuki)
5/8" (16mm) piston diameter
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