Master Cylinder change
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Master Cylinder change
27 Jun 2009 20:28 - 27 Jun 2009 20:34
Do you think this would work on my bike guys...give your opinion on how you think it looks?
After market master cyl
After market master cyl
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Re: Master Cylinder change
27 Jun 2009 20:38
What's wrong with the existing m/c?
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Re: Master Cylinder change
27 Jun 2009 20:46
it is too large for the clip on and it make me have to move the throttle control over, and it rubs against my bar ends
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Re: Master Cylinder change
27 Jun 2009 23:40
I'm going to use a GSXR master cylinder and remote resevoir for my single front disk brake on my 650. Not sure if it will be as bad ass as I hope so I'm keeping the original as well. I don't see why it would be a problem other than maybe making the front brakes a little more touchy.
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Re: Master Cylinder change
28 Jun 2009 14:11
I would like to have one of those all in one systems...Like I hit the front brakes and it operated both...that would be cool!
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Re: Master Cylinder change
28 Jun 2009 14:17
Okay, that was a bit blunt. But seriously there is a reason they are seperate.
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Re: Master Cylinder change
28 Jun 2009 14:26
yeah...and i am probably not thinking about it right now...but yeah I know. But when you guys say touchy what do you mean?
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Re: Master Cylinder change
28 Jun 2009 15:17
Touchy equates to throwing your ass over the handle bars.... :blink:
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Camshafts: Kawi GPZ-1100 .375 lift
Head: P&P via Larry Cavanaugh
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MIKUNI, RS-34'S...
Kerker 4-1, 1.5" comp baffle.
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Re: Master Cylinder change
28 Jun 2009 18:04
Exactly. The front brake might to most of the braking in one respect but I use my rear break much more often. Nobody hits the front break to slow down a few MPH.
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Re: Master Cylinder change
28 Jun 2009 20:04
Yojymbo! wrote:
Do you know that most Goldwings have an integrated system where the rear brake controls the rear disk and the left front disk and the front brake lever controls the right front rotor.
Exactly. The front brake might to most of the braking in one respect but I use my rear break much more often. Nobody hits the front break to slow down a few MPH.
Do you know that most Goldwings have an integrated system where the rear brake controls the rear disk and the left front disk and the front brake lever controls the right front rotor.
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