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Product of good quality and arrives fast. Well pack and arrives in good order. Parts are genuine. Tracking facility are reliableView Detail

I bought this brake master cylinder to be installed on my 2006 Honda CB400SF Hyper VTEC Spec 3. I replaced the old original stock master cylinder with the Semi Radial Brake Master Cylinder kit was perfect fit. The fitting was very perfect and tight, the brake light connectors to the switch are just nice tight fit. The spares provided in the kit were useful. Anyone who intends to buy and use this on a naked bike, best to get another Mirror Holder for your clutch lever side as the brake lever side mirror holder is much closer to the rider. I had to get another mirror holder for the clutch lever side so the mirrors would look symmetrical.As for the braking performance of the master cylinder, definitely on par with the original part and much better to be honest. The braking bite and feel were strong and firm. Definitely worth the money.View Detail

I was dissatisfied with the very narrow width that OEMHorizontal TypeMASTER's Brake can control.
After the change, the Control width was obviously increased and Breaking from some faster speeds became easier. As a result, it has led to more driving leeway.
Unlike the Radial pump master, it can be replaced with little concern for handling.View Detail

Upgraded TRX850 front brakes master with NISSINsemiRadial brake master.
I opened the package and checked the details and it is very QUALITY and the accuracy is perfect!
Installation on the car body is also completely hassle-free, as the product is guaranteed to fit the car body.
The braking feel is completely different from that of the OEM, with braking power rising quickly from the beginning of the grip and very good control after the grip has been applied.
The design of the product is also compatible with out-of-print cars.
The work kill was set as intermediate because the brake fluid had to be drained once and the air was drained again after installation.
Please refer to the following URL to see the installation work as it is uploaded in the diary.

https://imp.webike.net/diary/251725/View Detail

I have installed this on a 2008 ABSMODEL CB400SB. The reason why I decided to install it on my CB400SB is that the OEM Master Cylinder is 15 years old this year and I thought it was time to change the overhaul to Semi-radial. This year's CB has a double disk, but since it is a single-press 3-pot, the time lag after the OEM lever is held is far from my ideal brake with a large time lag. I think it is a shame that the CB is equipped with a single-press caliper, because it eliminates the good qualities of the CB. (As I thought, the single push Caliper was still improved to opposing 4 pots when the Model was changed). I have changed various pads to improve the time lag and changed the brake fluid to BF4 from WAKOS to improve the time lag a little, but it is a characteristic of Caliper. But after I installed Nisshin's Semi-radial master, the time lag is gone and I am very satisfied with it. To be honest, I thought that Semi-radial would not be much different from OEM, but it is not at all. With the OEM master, I felt the front fork suddenly start to lag after I hold the lever, and then I felt the front fork start to lag suddenly! The Lever touch is much stiffer than the OEM. The price is not too expensive, and I am satisfied with the Large brakes because I have no more complaints about the Brakes over the years.

Here is the installation review
First of all, the brake switch will not be long enough, so wiring will be required. I also expected this, but if you are using a custom lever, you will not be able to use it. (I remember that Nisshin only offered Lever in Silver color in this Semi-radial, but there may be a Black color as well.) I think this is one of the best features of this Master Cylinder. The air bleed was very easy to do, which is one of the good points of this Master Cylinder, and I think it will take less than 30 minutes if you follow the normal procedure. If you hold the lever at an angle to the body of the car, the air in the Master Cylinder can be easily released.

I personally felt it was one more Review.
The convex part that holds the banjo bolt faces almost directly down, so the direction of the hose is limited to either directly above or directly below the bolt. In my case, because I have an ABSMODEL, it is impossible to use an external Hose, and since the angle of the banjo bolt cannot be changed, I ended up with a mounting position that puts a lot of load on the Hose, either directly above or directly below the bolt. The Hose is not designed to be installed directly above or directly below the Torque wrench, so the Hose would have to be installed directly below the Torque wrench. If the convex to hold the Hose had come out from the side, there would have been no burden on the Hose, so it would have been better to have the convex on the side like the OEM. (I plan to consult a Motorcycle shop at that time as the Brake hose is old and I plan to change it.) If you have a mesh hose and can change the direction of the banjo, I think you should prepare a diagonal banjo so that you can work smoothly. I had to re-grease the moving parts of the lever because they looked dirty. I thought I could see the Fluid if I changed the direction, but I didn't because it would have put a load on the hose. I have a water temperature gauge next to the inner cowl, but it is very difficult to see the tank. I used M10×1.25 bolt from Swage line.View Detail