How do I mount a remote brake fluid reservoir?

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29 Aug 2007 08:55 #167112 by iandz500
I’ve just fitted ace/clubman bars to my Z500 but the brake fluid reservoir kind of gets in the way/looks rubbish, any ideas how I mount a remote reservoir? Or where I would get one from? The std reservoir already fitted looks like it is connected directly to the brake lever?

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29 Aug 2007 08:58 #167115 by FloridaBiker
Replied by FloridaBiker on topic How do I mount a remote brake fluid reservoir?
A remote reservoir on the front?
Since the brake fluid has to gravity feed into the master cylinder that may be difficult to find.

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29 Aug 2007 09:08 #167123 by rstnick
Just find a different Master clyinder/lever with a remote resevoir and mount it on a bracket off the bars somewhere, higher than the M/C. Just have to find a compatable one.

When I did my back brake, the Suzuki GSXR resevoir is mounted to my air box away from the M/C.


Post edited by: rstnick, at: 2007/08/29 12:10

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30 Aug 2007 04:24 #167315 by The Fish
Replied by The Fish on topic How do I mount a remote brake fluid reservoir?
I used an AP remote reservoir master cylinder on my Honda. The reservoir is mounted between the gauges. I use a syringe to fill it as spilled brake fluid can get real nasty.
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