Identification Of Master Cylinder Please

Discussion in 'Ducati General Discussion' started by Messer, Oct 23, 2022.

  1. Can anyone help identify this master clyinder please or help me to know the ratios?

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    trying to work out what the 18 means on the one side, and what the other code means. It’s from a Ducati of some sort, but unsure which one and thinking of using it for an Aprilia 125 with single caliper

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  2. I don't have any personal knowledge of your master cylinder, but these people may be able to help:
    https://www.motorcycleraceparts.co.uk/brembo-radial-front-brake-master-cylinder-19x18 .
    The 18 could refer to an '18' ratio lever, as at the end of the extract below:

    "MASTER CYLINDER OPTIONS

    Listed below are size options and recommended applications:

    19x20 - 19mm Dia Bore with 20 Ratio Lever - Twin front Caliper Set-up, remote reservoir - Most popular for bikes without Brembo race calipers. Harder to pull with least travel giving a more responsive "sharper" Feel

    19x18 - 19mm Dia Bore with 18 Ratio Lever - Brembo twin Race Calipers, remote reservoir - Used by almost every works rider using Brembo brake calipers. Best combination of feel and travel.

    16x18 - 16mm Dia Bore with 18 Ratio Lever - Single disc and Supermoto Set-up, remote reservoir - The least popular although can be good for supermoto and 125 to increase feel. Easiest to pull with most feel.

    Please note: Brembo master cylinders require a M10 fine - 10 x 1.00mm thread banjo bolts (single or double)."

    Hope it helps, but apologies in advance if is not relevant.
    Tom.
     
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