SUZUKI GN125H Front Disc Brake Upper Pump 59609-H05300H-000
SUZUKI GN125H Front Disc Brake Upper Pump 59609-H05300H-000 is supplied against OEM reference 59609-H05300H-000 for SUZUKI GN125H.

Front Brake Master Cylinder for SUZUKI GN125H
SUZUKI GN125H Front Disc Brake Upper Pump 59609-H05300H-000 is supplied against OEM reference 59609-H05300H-000 for SUZUKI GN125H. The front brake upper pump is the master cylinder at the handlebar: it converts lever travel into hydraulic pressure, and a worn bore or seal shows up as a lever that slowly sinks under steady pressure. Our front disc brake upper pumps are made of high-quality materials, with stable performance and long service life. The minimum order is one piece, packed neutral or under your own brand, with ISO9001 certification.
- OEM 59609-H05300H-000
- Category: Motorcycle Spare Parts
- ISO9001
- MOQ 1 piece
What You Get With This Reference
- Listed against OEM reference 59609-H05300H-000 so the part is confirmed before it is packed
- Replaces a worn assembly complete rather than hunting for a seal kit
- Packed to protect the reservoir and the outlet thread
Why Buyers Order It
- Seal kits are hard to find for commuter models, so the whole assembly is usually replaced
- Assemblies differ in bore size and banjo thread even within the same model family
- Hydraulic parts are damaged in transit when they are packed loose
- Finding this reference for SUZUKI GN125H locally often means a long wait or a used part of unknown history.
Where This Part Is Used and Who Buys It
Application Scenarios
- Brake overhaul on a commuter motorcycle
- Replacing a leaking master cylinder after long storage
- Workshop stock for hydraulic repair jobs
Who It Is For
- Motorcycle repair shops serving commuter and delivery riders
- Parts retailers covering SUZUKI GN125H
- Fleet operators running delivery motorcycles
- Traders building a commuter parts range for export markets
Technical Data From the Product Record
| OEM No. | 59609-H05300H-000 |
|---|---|
| Matched Model | SUZUKI GN125H |
| Place of Origin | China |
| MOQ | 1 Pc |
| Certification | ISO9001 |
| Packing | Neutral or custom packaging |
Only values recorded against this reference are listed. Send the number from your old part if you need a dimension that is not shown.
What the Part Is Built To Do
- Bore sized to the original master cylinder
- Reservoir and cover to the OEM pattern
- Outlet thread matched to the standard banjo bolt
- Individually packed
Symptoms That Point Here
- Lever slowly moving to the bar under constant pressure
- Fluid weeping at the lever pivot or the reservoir cover
- Spongy feel that does not improve after bleeding
- Brake dragging because the return port is blocked
How It Compares With the Alternatives
Compared with rebuilding the original with a seal kit
A rebuild only works if the bore is still smooth; a pitted bore will cut new seals within weeks.
Compared with a universal master cylinder
Bore size changes lever feel and braking balance, and the banjo thread may not match your hose.
Fitting and Service Notes
- Use fresh fluid of the grade marked on the reservoir cover and never re-use fluid from an open bottle.
- Bench bleed the cylinder before fitting where the design allows it.
- Keep the reservoir level while bleeding so no air is drawn in.
- Check the lever returns fully and the brake releases before the first ride.
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Read →Questions About SUZUKI GN125H Front Disc Brake Upper Pump 59609-H05300H-000
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Need This Part Confirmed For Your Vehicle
Send the OEM number, the engine code or a photograph of the old part. The reference and the matched models are confirmed in writing before you pay anything.
