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Kite Brembo Red Clutch Cylinder for KTM 16 -

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Product description

The bright red Kite Brembo clutch cylinder is a premium upgrade for KTM motorcycles with Brembo hydraulic clutch systems. This compact, robust component combines precision with durability and delivers a more direct, consistent clutch feel for sport riders and daily training sessions.

  • Color and finish: Deep red anodized surface for style and enhanced corrosion resistance.
  • Material and precision: CNC-machined aluminum with tight tolerances for a precise fit.
  • Compatibility: Designed as a Brembo clutch cylinder upgrade; easily replaceable in systems that use a Brembo clutch.
  • Installation: Direct replacement with standard mounting points; no extensive modifications required.
  • Performance benefits: Improved modulation feel and a predictable clutch engagement point, even under load and in demanding conditions.
  • Design features: Heavy-duty sealing and corrosion resistance for long-lasting reliability across every ride.
  • MPN: JU-18.018.0.RO

This clutch cylinder falls under the transmission/clutch category and is ideal for riders looking to experience a precise, consistent clutch feel on KTM’s Brembo system. Designed by Kite with a focus on performance and durability, this part delivers a noticeable improvement in clutch response without complex modifications. Perfect for both competitive training sessions and daily use, making every shift feel more direct and confidence-inspiring.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-18.018.0.RO

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