Accossato Monoblock Forged Radial Brake Caliper Distance 100mm Alum Pistons

Accossato has been producing Italian made parts since 1969. Accossato braking components can be found in every racing paddock around the world. From Motoamerica to MotoGP, Accossato produces some of the best braking components in the world.
 
Accossato offers these forged monobloc calipers with aluminum pistons (34mm and 38mm). These are truly amazing calipers designed for street or track use.
 
Made in Italy, these forged aluminum monoblock calipers are suggested for high end street or track use. You can enjoy the strength of a monoblock caliper, without the price of a CNC machined billet aluminum caliper. These calipers even come with brake pads included!
 
Kit Includes:
 
Monobloc forged aluminum calipers
Aluminum pistons (34mm and 38mm) with dust seals
30mm offset
100mm bolt spacing
Sold as a pair
Brake pads included
 
Note: Accossato offers the calipers in a painted or anodized color finish. The has no effect on the braking performance. This is a style choice to find the best look for your bike.
 
Note: The sintered brake pad compound (ST) is made with a sintering process that creates an excellent balance of performance and temperature. The sintered pads reduce the brake "fading" effect even at high operating temperatures. This compound also provides excellent friction even in the wet. Because of this, ST pads are commonly recommended for street use. 
 
The ZXC compound is a hybrid carbon ceramic race compound that is also produced with a similar sintering-process. This pad offers high friction, and greatly reduced brake fade under extreme temperatures. This compound does best in high operating temperatures, and is only recommended for race use.
 
Note: To determine the spacing you require on your brake calipers, measure the distance from the top bolt, to the bottom bolt. You want to make sure you are measuring from the dead center of the bolt on each bolt. Most often, the Japanese bikes will be 108mm and the European bikes will be 100mm, but you must confirm on your specific motorcycle.