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Motorcycle Rear Brake Reservoir Guard – CNC Aluminum Protector Cover
Motorcycle Rear Brake Reservoir Guard – CNC Aluminum Protector Cover
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Protect What Stops You
Your rear brake reservoir is exposed to road debris, heat, and impact every ride. This motorcycle rear brake reservoir guard is precision CNC-machined from solid aluminum to shield that critical component while adding a sharp, custom-finished look to your braking system. A small part that makes a big difference.
Key Features
- 🔧 CNC machined aluminum construction — precision fit, premium finish
- 🛡️ Protects the rear brake reservoir — shields against debris, rocks, and impact
- 🎨 Two color options — Orange or Black to match your build
- ⚡ Easy bolt-on installation — no instructions required, direct fit
- ⚖️ Ultra-lightweight at 30g — zero impact on bike dynamics
- 📍 Specific fitment — designed for 790–1390cc adventure and duke-style motorcycles (see fitment list below)

The Detail That Protects Your Ride
Every hard braking moment puts stress on your reservoir. This motorcycle rear brake reservoir guard wraps that component in CNC-machined aluminum, keeping it safe from trail debris and road grime while giving your bike a cleaner, more finished look. Available in Orange for a bold contrast or Black for a stealthy, blacked-out setup.
Specifications
- Material: CNC machined aluminum
- Dimensions: 5.8 cm (L) × 4.8 cm (W)
- Weight: approx. 30g
- Available Colors: Orange / Black
- Package includes: 1× rear brake reservoir guard
Fitment Guide
⚠️ Please verify fitment for your specific model before ordering.
Compatible with 790, 890, 1090, 1190, 1290, 1390 Super Adventure S/R/T, Adventure, Super Adventure S, and Super Duke GT/R variants in the 790–1390cc range.

Installation Notes
- Confirm your bike model matches the fitment list before purchasing
- Easy bolt-on install — no special tools required
- Slight color variation may occur due to screen display differences
Low stock in both colors — protect your braking system before they’re gone.
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