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Orange Kite Brembo Clutch Cylinder for KTM 16 -

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Product description

The orange Kite Brembo clutch master cylinder is a direct upgrade for KTM 16-series riders seeking smooth, reliable hydraulic clutch operation and a bold look that aligns with high-end Brembo components.

  • Color and finish: Orange anodization for a durable, corrosion-resistant finish that lasts through harsh conditions.
  • Material: Lightweight, strong aluminum with precision machining for consistent performance under heat and repeated use.
  • Type/Application: Clutch master cylinder (transmission/clutch) designed as an upgrade part for KTM 16-model motorcycles fitted with Brembo clutch systems.
  • Fitment and Installation: Features clearly marked mounting points with two installation holes for reliable, quick setup.
  • Brand and Part Number: Kite; Part number JU-18.018.0.AR for easy identification and replacement.

This clutch master cylinder delivers consistent hydraulic response, resulting in finer clutch modulation and reduced lever resistance during short, controlled gear shifts. Thanks to its premium aluminum construction, the cylinder stays cool and withstands repeated clutch actuation during trail or enduro sessions. Its compact design fits seamlessly into the stock clutch setup of KTM 16-model motorcycles, letting riders enjoy direct feedback with every clutch lever pull. Ideal for both daily commutes and more spirited riding where reliability and precision are top priorities.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-18.018.0.AR

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