If you’re seeking to improve OE feel and performance, our Prime Line is the perfect choice for you. As a result of the exclusive technology used in their manufacture, Brembo calipers boast superlative performance in terms of braking power, control and comfort, as well as design without par in the motorcycle segment. State-of-the-art design and manufacturing processes make it possible to produce a light, compact and extremely stiff caliper body. Precisely engineered hydraulic components maximise the hallmark power and modulability of Brembo calipers.
The Brembo M4.34 Radial Brake Caliper is a high-performance upgrade developed for sport and performance motorcycles, combining race-inspired technology with exceptional braking feel and reliability. Part of Brembo's renowned Upgrade Line, the M4.34 features a lightweight monobloc aluminium construction that delivers outstanding rigidity, precise hydraulic performance, and consistent braking power under demanding road and track conditions.
Designed with four 34mm aluminium pistons, the M4.34 provides an immediate and powerful response at the brake lever while maintaining excellent modulation and rider control. Its radial-mount design enhances structural stiffness and braking precision, making it an ideal choice for riders seeking improved stopping performance and confidence. Supplied with brake pads and finished in black, the caliper offers a direct upgrade for compatible motorcycles while maintaining Brembo's legendary standards of quality, safety, and performance.
Features:
- Brembo M4.34 radial brake caliper.
- Part of Brembo's Upgrade Line range.
- Monobloc aluminium construction for maximum rigidity.
- Four 34mm aluminium pistons for powerful and responsive braking.
- Radial-mount design for improved braking precision and feel.
- Lightweight construction to reduce unsprung weight.
- Excellent thermal stability and braking consistency.
- Supplied with brake pads.
- Black finish with premium Brembo styling.
- Suitable for high-performance road and track applications.
