Radial Discacciati master cylinder for your Suzuki Bandit GSF650
- Radial front brake master cylinder Ø19 mm
- For a 22 mm (7/8") handlebar
- With separate or integrated reservoir
- Body in black or silver, reservoir cap in five colours
- CNC-machined in Italy by Discacciati
The Suzuki Bandit GSF650 is a Japanese motorcycle with a sporting reputation. A radial master cylinder changes how the front brake feels at the lever: the piston moves in the same direction as the lever, giving direct, easy-to-modulate control. This Discacciati unit fits a 22 mm (7/8") handlebar. Your bike has twin front discs; the Ø19 mm master cylinder is the right choice for that.
You choose the set-up: with a separate reservoir, or with a reservoir integrated in the body for a clean, compact cockpit. Body and cap come in several colours, so you can match the master cylinder to the rest of your bike.
Discacciati Brake Systems designs and manufactures brake components in Italy. The brand has been active in the top classes of racing since 1989 and works with the Politecnico di Milano, the technical university of Milan. That mix of track experience and engineering knowledge shows in the CNC machining and finish of every part.
When fitting, connect the existing line with a suitable banjo bolt and new copper washers. A brake light switch for this master cylinder is available separately. Bleed the system carefully and check that the lever has a firm pressure point before riding.
GeGShop is the Discacciati importer and helps you choose the right parts for your motorcycle. If you have questions about fitment, combining parts or fitting, get in touch. We look at the complete brake system so that all parts work well together.
Brake parts are safety-critical. Have them fitted by a qualified mechanic, use fresh brake fluid to the manufacturer’s specification and check correct operation before riding.
Frequently asked questions
Which size do I need?
Your bike has twin front discs; the Ø19 mm master cylinder is the right choice for that.
What is the difference between a separate and an integrated reservoir?
Both work the same technically. An integrated reservoir looks more compact; a separate one lets you choose where to mount it.
Will it fit my handlebar?
This version is for a 22 mm (7/8") handlebar. Brake light switch and mirror mounting vary by bike; feel free to ask us.
