Shield the exterior of valuable front brake calipers with a model-specific protection kit
The front brake calipers are located low on the front fork and close to the road surface. In the event of a minor fall, slide, or contact during transport, they can be directly impacted. A brake caliper protector provides an additional contact point in front of or beside the outer side of the brake caliper.
In this collection, you will find Evotech Performance brake caliper protectors for various motorcycle brands and models. The sets are tailored to the shape of the original brake calipers, the front axle, and the available space around the brake discs.
Always check whether the product is intended for a single brake caliper or supplied as a pair for the complete front side. The available Evotech sets are offered as complete left and right sets for various models.
A brake caliper is a precise component with pistons, seals, bleed nipples, and brake line connections. Direct impact can damage the exterior or affect the position of the caliper relative to the brake disc.
A protector can help prevent the brake caliper from being the first part to hit the ground during light contact. The exact effectiveness depends on the direction of the fall, speed, and surface.
Brake caliper protectors provide additional protection but cannot guarantee that the caliper, front fork, brake disc, or wheel will remain undamaged in every fall.
Consider the product as part of a broader CrashProtection system, possibly combined with front fork protectors, frame sliders, and swingarm protectors.
The distance between the front axle, brake caliper, and brake disc varies by motorcycle and front fork. Therefore, choose only a set developed for the exact motorcycle model, year, and specific version.
Also, check whether the motorcycle still has the original front fork, brake calipers, and front axle construction. An aftermarket brake system or different front fork can affect compatibility.
After installation, the front wheel and brake discs must rotate freely. The protectors must not contact the brake calipers, discs, ABS ring, or other moving parts.
After a fall, inspect not only the protector but the entire brake system. Watch for leaks, bent mounts, and unusual brake feel. Do not use the motorcycle if there is any doubt about brake function.
