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Dominion- A4 Brake Kit
- Experience faster, crisper stops with the award-winning Hayes Dominion A4 Brake Kit.
- Featuring a factory-tuned master cylinder, four-piston caliper, Kevlar hose, and the QuickBite system, heat and pressure are quickly dissipated for smooth, consistent performance.
- Impressively durable and easy to maintain with DOT 5.1 fluid and a Two-Stroke dual-port bleed system.
- Brake lines (100cm front and 180cm back) are the correct length for Sur Ron, E Ride Pro 2.0, and Talaria MX4 installation.
- Front and rear kits are sold separately. Small Finger Lever (SFL) option available.Dominion A4 Kit comes as a universal kit that will fit either front or rear.
Features:
- Reduced Friction – A feather light lever feel is achieved through a combination of an added glide ring on the piston and sealed ball bearings at the lever blade pivot
SRL – Stable Rate Link delivers a consistent lever ratio regardless of reach adjustment - Precise Engagement – Each Dominion is factory set to have the lowest dead stroke possible and a crisp bite point
- Built to last – Metal pistons are used to ensure that no matter the terrain or temperature your brake will continue to perform as it did on the first ride
- Adjustable Reach – Adjust your lever reach with ease while on the trail thanks to an intuitive adjustment knob design
- Crosshair Caliper Alignment screws allow for quick and accurate setup
- 2-Stroke dual port bleed system for maximum bleed integrity
Style:
- Universal Front/Back
Color:
- Black
NOTE: All sales final. Item cant be returned
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*All orders process within 1-20 business days. Shipping is subject to delay.
