M4 Forged Radial Monobloc

1st July 2020 - We have been told to expect delays with this product as the next production wont be complete until after the factorys summer shutdown.

Radial mount one piece forged monobloc caliper used on the Ducati, KTM and other modern European Superbikes. Probably, the best production caliper in the world. Red Brembo branding, 4 x 34mm pistons and designed fur use with normal wide track discs with a maximum 5.5mm thickness. These calipers are sold in sets and come with brake pads.

108mm bolt mounting pitch, suitable for most Japanese bikes

Produced using the most advanced casting and machining techniques - to provide a rigid caliper body which is ultra light bit also has excellent stiffness - the Brembo M4 caliper family is now fitted to many high-spec range-topping bikes as original equipment - and offers similar performance to Brembo units costing £100s more.

This caliper's 'pinless' design enables quicker and easier pad changes (of which there is a wide choice of road, track day and full-race compound M4 pads) and the caliper's body - characterised by the 'triple bridge' design - houses four 34 mm diameter pistons making technology successfully proven in MotoGP available to all enthusiasts.

The absolute best value Brembo caliper on the market today.

Caliper Body Type: Monoblock
Mounting: 108mm Radial (suitable for most Japanese bikes)
Pads type : Brembo M4 fitment pads
Pistons Diameter: 4 x 34 mm
Banjo bolts/washers: 2 x single M10 x 1.00 included
Disc swept height:: 32-34 mm
Material: Cast aluminium
Surface protection: Titanium anodic oxidation
Weight without pads: 738 g
Disc diameters: 310 to 330 mm
Mounting height: 42 mm mounting face to bolt head depth

Bolts & Spacers
As the these are normally a direct replacement for your bike's original radial calipers, no spacers or bolts are included. We can supply these if required and please contact us if you need to discuss.

Please feel free to upgrade your brake pads using the options listed and remember its one set per caliper as usual