Saihisday Rear Brake Master Cylinder Replacement for Honda ATC 250R 1982

Is not a direct bolt on for the1984 Honda 250r atc as indicated in the description, however all you need to do is drill out one of the holes a few millimeters and it bolts on well. Took maybe 15 minutes to modify. Brake has good pressure and works like the oem. Much less expensive then trying to rebuild the original.

As mentioned in other comments and questions, I was able to modify the master cylinder to fit on my 83. Just note, it isn't just a matter of drilling the holes bigger, you have to slot them to get the correct angle. But don't worry, it is soft metal and easy to drill! I did have to remove a clip off the brake line to get enough slack, since the banjo is located on top rather than the side. The reservoir bolted on just fine as well.As far as function, it works great, my rear brake lever is nice and stiff. It makes more than enough pressure to squeeze that brake rotor.

This was shown as being a direct fit for 81-82 honda 250r. It does not fit. Holes are threaded not drilled properly for the machine. The rod is not long enough to reach the pedal. It is not the right part for your 250r.

put this on a 1985 honda 350x three wheeler just drilled out the threaded bolt holes for a thru bolt fit and works great just need to make a tab mount for the reservoir on the frame .

Didn't fit my application. Saving for another application.

works perfect, had to drill out holes to fit atc200x . highly recommend buying.

Won’t work for my application

Read mm measurements first don't be like me an have too customized it too fit