VTWIN BIKERS Radial Caliper Lowers (Pair) — Harley-Davidson Softail 2018-2026, Black Anodized

Radial mounting is how every serious brake package on earth attaches — and your Softail's factory lowers weren't built for it. These are.

Machined from solid billet, black anodized, and cut to carry radial calipers on a chassis that finally deserves them. If you've upgraded the motor and the suspension and left the brakes to the factory, this is the honest end of that conversation.

Features

• Sold as a matched pair — left and right
• Radial caliper mounting
• CNC-machined from solid billet aluminum
• Black anodized finish
• VTWIN BIKERS logo machined into each lower
• Designed, machined and finished in-house

Specifications

• Brand: VTWIN BIKERS
• Part: Radial Caliper Lowers
• Material: Billet aluminum, CNC-machined
• Finish: Black anodized
• Sold as: Pair (left + right)

Fitment

Harley-Davidson Softail, 2018–2026. Use the Shop by Bike selector above to confirm your exact year and model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which calipers do these take?

They're machined for radial-mount calipers. Caliper bolt spacing differs between manufacturers — tell us which calipers you're running or planning to run and we'll confirm the match before you order. Just ask us.

Are my stock brakes going to bolt straight on?

The factory Softail brake setup is axial-mount, not radial. These lowers are intended for a radial caliper package. If you're not sure what you have, send us a photo of your current caliper and we'll tell you straight.

Is this sold individually or as a pair?

As a pair — left and right, matched and finished together.

Do you ship it fast?

In stock at our Miami facility, ships in 1–2 business days.

Why buy it here

• We build it. This is our own part, machined in-house — not a rebadged import.
• In stock and ships from Miami — 1–2 business days, not a 6-week backorder.
• Fitment confidence. Use the Shop by Bike selector, or message us and we’ll confirm your exact year and model before you spend a dollar.
• Talk to a rider. Real people who ride these bikes, not a call centre.