The dual-disc kit version of HHI's BFC-18: a matched pair of the first direct bolt-on, purpose-built six-piston calipers for 18-inch brake rotors, built for the big-wheel bagger market. The redesigned six-piston differential-bore configuration runs bigger bores and larger brake pads for increased overall braking performance. Per HHI the BFC-18 is recommended for use with the 15mm master cylinder found on 2008-later Touring bikes (2007-and-earlier Touring bikes should run an 11/16-inch master cylinder).
FITMENT
Fits Harley-Davidson Touring models running 18-inch front brake rotors, per HHI's BFC-18 application: recommended with the 15mm master cylinder on 2008-later Touring bikes; 2007-and-earlier Touring bikes should use an 11/16-inch master cylinder (per HHI).
Not sure it fits your bike? Email info@norcalbaggersupply.com — email is the fastest way to reach us — and we'll confirm before you order. You can also call 916-626-9030 (Mon–Fri, 9 AM–5 PM PT).
SPECIFICATIONS
Manufacturer: Hawg Halters Inc (HHI) — BFC-18 dual-disc kit (part number family FKDD)
Calipers: matched pair, 6-piston differential bore, direct bolt-on, purpose-built for 18-inch rotors
Brake work is safety-critical — Hawg Halters states its brake systems should be installed by a qualified service technician only. Follow HHI's published 4 & 6 piston caliper installation instructions (HHI Caliper Installation Instructions, 2000-up (PDF)) and your Harley-Davidson service manual for mounting torque and brake bleeding. No official HHI install video exists for this caliper — installation is manual-only.
QUESTIONS RIDERS ASK
Is this both front calipers? Yes — this is the dual-disc BFC-18 kit: a matched left and right pair for a dual-disc front end running 18-inch rotors.
Which pads and rebuild kit do they take? The 6618-series parts: HHI-6618-001 pads and the HHI-6618-002 dual-seal rebuild kit — both listed in our store.
Do I need a different master cylinder? Per HHI, the BFC-18 is recommended with the 15mm master cylinder found on 2008-later Touring bikes; on 2007-and-earlier Touring bikes they recommend an 11/16-inch master cylinder.
