Front Brake Master Cylinder Lever For Honda CRF125 CRF150 CRF230 CRF250 CRF450

Front Brake Master Cylinder Lever for Honda

This front brake master cylinder lever assembly is a direct-fit replacement for Honda off-road motorcycles, restoring firm lever feel and reliable hydraulic pressure at the front caliper. It cross-references common Honda part numbers for CRF series machines.

Overview

This front brake master cylinder lever for Honda is a complete assembly that converts lever input into hydraulic pressure for the front brake caliper. It suits riders replacing a worn, leaking, or damaged master cylinder on CRF125, CRF150, CRF230, CRF250, and CRF450 models. Built as a bolt-on unit, this brake master cylinder lever keeps front braking consistent on trail and track.

Built For Performance

• Cast and machined body designed for consistent hydraulic pressure delivery
• Pivot and lever geometry matched to stock Honda CRF handlebar fitment
• Sealed reservoir and piston assembly to resist fluid loss and contamination
• Corrosion-resistant finish on the body and lever blade
• Threaded banjo and bleeder ports sized for standard Honda brake line fittings

Fits These Machines

• for Honda CRF125
• for Honda CRF150
• for Honda CRF230
• for Honda CRF250
• for Honda CRF450

On-The-Job Use

• Trail riding and woods loops where front brake control matters most
• Motocross and track days with repeated hard braking zones
• Dual-sport and enduro use on mixed surfaces
• Rebuilding a used CRF platform before the riding season

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Does this come with the lever already attached? A: Yes, the assembly is supplied as a master cylinder and lever unit so it can be mounted and bled as one piece.

Q: Will I need to bleed the brakes after installing it? A: Yes, air must be purged from the line and caliper after fitting any new master cylinder to restore a firm lever.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.