Arlen Ness Mono Axial Brake Caliper — 6 Piston, Black, Right, 300 mm (11,8")
Bank transfer
The ARLEN NESS Mono Axial Brake Caliper uses a one-piece monoblock design CNC machined from a single piece of aerospace grade billet aluminum to help eliminate flex points and support more efficient hydraulic performance.
Its differential bore six-piston layout is designed to balance pad pressure for a more linear braking feel, while the optimized hydraulic architecture promotes consistent clamping force under high-load conditions.
The sculpted body with integrated cooling fins helps dissipate heat and reduce fade, and the single-piece construction eliminates the chance of leaks associated with two-piece calipers.
Includes bleeder screw, banjo bolt, and high performance sintered brake pads with dual relief slots for enhanced heat evacuation and debris clearing. Compatible with ABS or non-ABS applications.
| Mounting Position | Right |
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| Manufacturer part number | 320-106 |
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