Brembo Powersports

Want your motorcycle to brake with more precision and consistency? Brembo Powersports is Brembo’s range of brake parts for motorcycles, scooters and ATVs. Here you’ll find brake pads, brake discs, calipers and master cylinders for everyday road riding, sport riding, off-road and track use.

Italian braking technology for two and four wheels

Brembo is an Italian brake manufacturer with a long history in motorsport, and the name is familiar both on race tracks and on the original brakes of many motorcycles. Brembo Powersports brings together the parts developed for motorcycles and other powersports vehicles. The focus is on control: the brake must be easy to modulate, give a consistent feel at the lever and keep performing when it gets hot. That is why there are different pad compounds and disc types for different kinds of riding.

Brembo Powersports’ key products

Brake pads are the most common purchase, available in several compounds, including sintered pads for sport riding and organic pads for lighter vehicles and a softer bite. Brake discs are available as OE replacements and in sport versions with floating mounts that handle heat better. For those who want to upgrade the whole system, Brembo offers brake calipers and radial master cylinders that give a more direct feel at the lever. See each product for model fitment.

Buy Brembo Powersports from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Brembo Powersports solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Which brake pad should I choose for my motorcycle?

It depends on the bike and how you ride. Sintered pads brake hard and handle heat well, while organic pads give a softer bite and are gentler on the discs. Check the description of each product to find the compound that suits your model.

What is a floating brake disc?

On a floating disc, the braking surface is mounted on a separate carrier using small bobbins. This lets the disc expand when it heats up without warping, giving more consistent braking under heavy load.