Surron Ultra Bee Brake Reservoir Caps
Surron Ultra Bee Brake Reservoir Caps
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Brake Reservoir caps for Surron Ultra Bee brakes & Moto Brakes
Add some style to your Moto Brakes or Surron Ultra Bee Brakes with our CNC Aluminum Master Cylinder Reservoir covers! Includes new M5 Counter Sunk bolts to replace the stock Philips head bolts.
What's Included:
- Select a set of 1 or 2 Reservoir Caps
- Each set includes 2 replacement bolts
Features:
- Made from 6061 T6 Aluminum for more strength than stock cast aluminum covers
- Includes 2 304 Stainless Steel Bolts
- Replaces Stock Master Cylinder Reservoir Caps
- Fits: All Moto Brake Master Cylinders & OEM Surron Ultra Bee Brake Master Cylinders
- Anodized for Color
How to Install:
- Use a Philips Head Screwdriver & a hammer to remove the OEM Bolts.
- Lightly tap the screwdriver with the hammer to loosen the bolts
- Remove the rubber seal from the stock cap and install it onto the CNC Reservoir Cap
- Install the Included Stainless Steel M5 Bolts ( Tighten to no more than 6NM )
FAQ
Q - Does this fit surron light bee brakes?
No this is made to fit Moto Brakes or Ultra Bee Brakes
Q - Does this fit Talaria MX5 Brakes?
Unlike the levers that are compatible with MX5 these reservoir caps are not compatible with MX5
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