Racing Line Slave Cylinder (Single)

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Racing Line Slave Cylinder (Single)

Product code: 12545

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	Black, 1x M6 Bleed Screw & 1x M8 Shroud	£37.50
	Black, 2x Shroud Nuts (M8/M8)	£37.50
	Red, 2x Shroud Nuts (M8/M8)	£37.50
	Silver, 1x M6 Bleed Screw & 1x M8 Shroud	£37.50
	Silver, 2x Shroud Nuts (M8/M8)	£37.50

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- Super high quality replacement rim brake cylinders from Racing Line!
- Fits all generations of Magura, Echo and Racing Line hydraulic rim brakes.
- CNC machined from high grade aluminium for maximum strength.
- Available with two M8 shroud nuts or one M8 shroud nut and one M6 cap head bleed screw .
- Full titanium hardware saves weight over regular steel alternatives and looks awesome!
- Available in black with red piston, or red with black titanium fittings and rainbow grub screw.
- Sold as a single cylinder.
- Please note: It is essential to use a short fitting on the bleed hose for this item. Screwing a full length fitting into the port will damage the plain bore which the O ring on the grub screw is designed to seal against, and will then damage the O ring potentially preventing it from sealing.
- We recommend Magura Royal Blood for use with this product. Other mineral oils can produce a 'stiction' feeling.
- Weight: 44.5g (1x M8 shroud & 1x M6 bleed screw)

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Posted by karl

Bought a pair for the front end of my bike . work perfect and are very pimp . Only niggle is a standard bleed hose will bottom out in the slave so will leak whilst bleeding . Cut the hose fitting in half which now works great and tightens all the way down . Or you could buy a barb fitting and install it on a bit of hose to bleed . either way not a big issue . Fully worth 5 stars

Reply from TartyBikes

Hi Karl - thanks for your review! Just to point out - we realized this same issue a while ago, and as a result changed all our bleed hoses to now use Trialtech barbed fittings which are slightly shorter than regular barbs. Thanks, Flipp.