Triumilynn 7/8\" Front Right Brake Master Cylinder for Honda ATVs – Rancher, Foreman, Rincon

Overview

The Triumilynn 7/8\" front right brake master cylinder is engineered as a direct replacement for a wide range of Honda ATVs. With a 14mm piston bore and a 10 x 1.25mm banjo bolt, this unit is designed to deliver crisp, predictable braking feel when you need it most. It blends reliable performance with straightforward installation, helping you maintain control on demanding trails or daily rides.

Key fitment and compatibility

This master cylinder is intended for front-right installation on many Honda models, including popular Rancher, Foreman, Rincon, Rubicon, and Sportrax lines. It pairs with multiple years and variants to support maintenance or upgrades without searching for a perfect OEM match. The included hardware and recognized part numbers make it a practical choice for a field-ready repair or routine service.

What’s included and a quick recap of specs

• Piston bore diameter: 14mm / 0.55 inches
• Banjo bolt size: 10 x 1.25mm
• Package includes: 1 x 7/8\" / 22mm Front Brake Master Cylinder (Right) + wrench tools
• Replace Part No.: 2FM-FTVMC001 / 45510-HM3-901 / 45510-HM3-306 / 45510-HM3-305

Replacement fitment (selected examples)

Compatible with Honda Rancher (350/400/420), Recon 250, Rincon 650/680, Rubicon 500, Foreman (400/450/500), FourTrax (300/400), TRX series (200/250/300/350/400/450) and Sportrax variants (250/300/400/450/90). This breadth supports many aging systems where a direct bolt-on is preferred over custom parts.

Practical benefits and usage scenarios

In practice, this replacement can help restore a firmer, more controllable brake lever feel, which some riders associate with improved modulation on descents or technical sections. While results can vary by riding style and bike condition, the unit is designed to offer a dependable path back to confident braking on the front axle.

Installation notes

The product ships with essential hardware for a straightforward swap. When installing, verify compatibility with your exact model year and ensure proper bleeding and torque during mounting to maintain brake system integrity.

Note: This description highlights typical benefits and compatible models drawn from the data provided. Real-world results depend on your specific ATV condition and riding environment.