AEM Factory | Titanium Rear and Integrated Front Brake Fluid Tank

AEM Factory is a premium motorcycle accessory company based in Milan, Italy. They specialize in high quality parts specifically for Ducati and MV Augusta. MotovationUSA showcases a number of their products. So head on over to www.motovation... to see for yourself. All unique designs and products are handmade in Italy.
in this video, we’re unboxing the AEM Factory Titanium Rear and Integrated Front Brake Fluid Tank for my Ducati Hypermotard.
This fluid tank (model TA006) is designed to mount directly inserted into the OEM Brembo master cylinder. AEM Factory’s unique design presents a very easy install with no need for DOT 4 oil tubing. This results in a very clean configuration for your handlebar. It is available in two sizes: 42mm for the front brake master cylinder and 27mm for the clutch master cylinder.
Model TA009 is the 27mm rear brake fluid tank. It includes a bracket to allow easy mounting. As always, thank you for watching and we’ll see you on the next one.
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[@LifewithAnnaBee]

It’s really is great to know there are other high quality companies to choose from. Seeing and feeling this firsthand, you can tell it is extremely well made.

[@dennyking4871]

Italian made is definitely the best Mike! Rizoma has competition for sure.

[@christopherbenjamin2182]

I’ve only known of Rizoma making these type of products. It’s nice to know AEM is a valid competitor. Curious to know how do the motovation experts compare. Thanks for this guys.

[@MotovationUSA]

Well, the Rizoma tanks offer great color options and different styles, but the fact that this plug directly into the master is a great feature. The quality is great on both Rizoma and AEM Factory. Both are made in Italy. It really comes down to the look you are going for. The AEM Factory parts are a bit more "race" oriented.

[@hypermotardking]

I want these on my Hyper

[@iammotorider8181]

Besides changing the look when these are installed is there any difference with the performance of the bike compared to the OEM?these do look very nice.

[@MotovationUSA]

I wouldnt say there is a performance increase. These are mainly for the look and ease of use. No hoses to break or rot.

[@kalheer]

i ordered these for my hyper.. didnt get any 90° bends and the clutch one didnt have anything extra in packaging (purchased in uk)

[@omniaracing]

Really good quality motorcycle special parts

[@MotovationUSA]

We agree!

[@FROSTY420692002]

Does it automatically come with both ? I found this on multiple websites but don’t know which one is which

[@johnmackey7721]

I kept fast forwarding trying to see them on the bike. Oh well too bad.

[@amandatyler2042]

Could you please provide installation instructions for these?

[@rensduurland4153]

Heyy i love you’re videos and I got a question, can I use the product from this video on a 2020 bmw S1000RR?? Keep it going man 👌💪

[@pascalbishop4501]

Hi did you install theses on to OEM brakes ?

[@bjornmayrina7024]

The bleeding screw doesn’t seat squarely when i secure the bracket with it. Causing leaks when i bleed. But without the bracket installed, it seats properly without any leaks. This only happens with the break side. With the clutch it was straight forward. Any solution for this?

[@hooterboybob]

Did u ever figure out how to stop this leak? I’m only asking before I purchase one and run into the same problem

[@shanehart2904]

I'm quite late to this video, but thanks for uploading it! Do these reservoirs have any sights to see the brake fluid level? I don't want to get them and find out the hard way that they don't.

[@jonsnow6403]

I know it's late Shane, but I can confirm these DO NOT have sight windows on them.

[@Zeebo1uk]

Come up on my eBay recommend, so checked a video out, found this one and was almost convinced to but a pair, but for £149.99p ($204 @ today's rate) for the brake side!!!! I'm out