Discover RF7

Forging Arocess

  • High Strength: Dense structure with superior tensile and impact resistance compared to cast parts.
  • Lightweight: Thinner and lighter without sacrificing strength, greatly enhancing handling and acceleration.
  • Durability: Excellent fatigue resistance and longer lifespan, built for high-intensity riding and track performance.

CNC Precision Machining

  • High Accuracy: Micron-level precision ensures a perfect fit.
  • Complex Designs: Enables unique shapes that balance performance and style.
  • Consistent Quality: Stable output with no manual errors.

Anodized Coloring

  • Corrosion Resistance: Creates a dense protective layer against harsh weather.
  • Wear Resistant: Harder surface that resists scratches.
  • Color Options: more to showcase your style.
  • Premium Finish: Fade-resistant with a richer feel than paint.

Fitment

Designed to fit SuperGear RF7 Fork Legs with 108mm Radial Caliper Brackets or fork legs with Radial brake caliper brackets measuring 108mm

NOTE:

  • OEM 300mm brake rotor kits Disc: Direct bolt-on installation.
  • When installing a 13-inch oversized brake rotor kit onto the caliper, spacers must be added to ensure proper alignment.
Comparison of Installation: 300mm Brake Disc vs. 330mm Brake Disc. The 330mm disc requires a mounting spacer.

NOTE

Installing a 13 inch oversized brake rotor requires spacers to properly position the caliper and caliper bracket.

Relocation Caliper Bracket

SuperGear Performance caliper bracket offers exceptional compatibility, it’s perfectly matched with SuperGear Performance 108mm radial mount calipers and also fits 108mm radial Brembo calipers, giving you the freedom to choose your braking system.

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Comparison between the supergear performance Radial 108mm Caliper and the Brembo Caliper

SuperGear VS OEM

FEATURE

Design

Pistons

Weight

Heat Management

Feedback

styled

HARLEY OEM

Comfort-focused

Aluminum

Heavier cast alloy

Standard

Smooth & soft

Factory look

SuperGear 108R

Race-engineered

CNC-forged aluminum alloy construction

2.31 lbs

Split Cooling System

Direct & precise

Aggressive nickel finish

perfect balance -style and performance

This wheel is crafted using high-grade forged aluminum alloy with high-pressure forging tech. That means a super-dense structure and strength that blows traditional cast wheels out of the water.

The Ultimate Fusion of Performance and Aesthetics

Our motorcycle rims series perfectly integrate engineering technology with artistic aesthetics, elevating your bike’s performance and style to new heights.

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FAQs

What brake rotor size works with SuperGear 108mm radial-mount calipers?

SuperGear RF7 108mm Radial Brake Calipers can be used with different brake rotor sizes, depending on the height and design of the caliper bracket.

SuperGear has developed both axial caliper brackets and radial caliper brackets for 300mm, 320mm, and 330mm brake rotors.

Before installation, always confirm that the brake rotor diameter, caliper bracket, front fork setup, and caliper mounting position are correctly matched. Mixing rotor sizes, caliper brackets, and caliper positions from different platforms is one of the most common fitment mistakes on a custom Harley brake upgrade.

What material are the caliper pistons made from?

 SuperGear RF7 108mm Radial Brake Calipers use aluminum alloy pistons. This helps keep the caliper lightweight while supporting consistent braking performance for Harley Touring, performance bagger, and custom front-end builds.

What are the main specs of the SuperGear brake calipers?

Yes. SuperGear RF7 108mm Radial Brake Calipers are fully compatible with OEM brake rotors and do not require replacement of the rotor or modification of mounting points.

This allows for enhanced braking performance while retaining the stock rotor.

Will SuperGear calipers help reduce brake fade?

Yes. A properly matched SuperGear caliper, brake rotor, brake pad, and master cylinder setup can help improve braking consistency and reduce brake fade compared with a worn or under-supported stock brake system. Brake fade can also be affected by pad compound, rotor condition, brake fluid, brake line quality, and riding style.

What should I pay attention to during installation?
  • Make sure the caliper bracket matches your wheel, fork, and brake rotor.
  • Follow recommended torque specifications to secure the bracket and caliper.
  • After installation, check rotor clearance and steering interference

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