Rekluse Left-Hand-Rear-Brake Yamaha 09-

- Rekluse billet CNC machined, hard anodized master cylinder
- Rail Adjuster (RAD) Mount Technology - Separates the bar clamp from the master cylinder body so riders can optimize lever position independent of existing components on the bar such as kill switch, hand guards and stock clutch mount
- High quality steel braided brake line
- Compact optimized design
- Durable seal design for long life and easy bleeding
- Compatible with aftermarket brake levers
- Next level control- hand operation of the rear brake provides a more tactile feel than a stiff boot
- By modulating the rear brake by hand riders can confidently set up lines
- Improves corner speed and traction
- Stick out right foot for traction and body position rather than covering the brake pedal in right handers
- Allows rider to move the ball of the foot back on the peg for better weight distribution, making it easier to hold your line
- Better body positioning options when navigating technical terrain
- Off-road riders can put both feet down on steep descents for stability and control
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- Rekluse billet CNC machined, hard anodized master cylinder
- Rail Adjuster (RAD) Mount Technology - Separates the bar clamp from the master cylinder body so riders can optimize lever position independent of existing components on the bar such as kill switch, hand guards and stock clutch mount
- High quality steel braided brake line
- Compact optimized design
- Durable seal design for long life and easy bleeding
- Compatible with aftermarket brake levers
- Next level control- hand operation of the rear brake provides a more tactile feel than a stiff boot
- By modulating the rear brake by hand riders can confidently set up lines
- Improves corner speed and traction
- Stick out right foot for traction and body position rather than covering the brake pedal in right handers
- Allows rider to move the ball of the foot back on the peg for better weight distribution, making it easier to hold your line
- Better body positioning options when navigating technical terrain
- Off-road riders can put both feet down on steep descents for stability and control
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