Kolat

Had a flash of insight today while riding, has anyone just switched the rear brake and the front brake so they work opposite i.e. Foot brake controls front brakes, right lever controls rear brake. Seems like it'd be hella cheap and easy to do, and as an added bonus would be hilarious if someone tried to steal your bike or anything like that.

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crtchrktrcr

umm how are you going to work the throttle and the hand brake at the same time... only reason i thought of it was to do no handed endo's

Kolat

I was playing wround with it today doing whoolies around and could work the front brake pretty easy using one finger with 3 fingers on the throttle, seems like it would own coasters too.

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Suicidl

i would not want my handbrake on the throttle side for doing ss coasters. it would be to easy :YEAH

crtchrktrcr

but kolat u can't do coasters.. you have a pic of your bike on the bar with you standing off of it wearing a hat.. why don't u get a pic of you parkin it on th ebar

DBOUNCE1

Never Heard Of Such An Idea

DBOUNCE1

Damn capslock

Wheeliest

i say put a new throttle tube on the left clip-on and run the throttle cable to the rear brake lever and use that as a HB.

DENIRO600

I think running a foot front brake causes all kind of routing problems.

DSOG Thomas

more so than a regular rear handbrake?

Hazen

I think front master cylinders are have a more gradual feel than rears.... wouldn't want to be doin endos with my foot basically.

Suicidl

pfffffft back to work you go

DENIRO600

Yes. Think about it, you would have a brake line from the foot brake routing towards the front brake caliper. It would have to routed crazy to not get pinched or mess with steering. A hand brake setup is like running throttle cables or something.

keeth

Reminds me of one of the first times I went to a spot... Some guys I knew, hooked the front brakes to the foot brake pedal. I've never seen somebody flip a stoppie so fast and so hard in my life.....

DSOG Thomas

whats the difference of having a brake line going from the foot brake to the right hadle bar or the left handlebar?

edit... I get it now... I was like whats the damn difference.. lol

I was thinking of th erear brake and you were thinking of the front

DENIRO600

Oops. Brain fart. Your right. I was thinking to much.

MikeOnTheBike

yeah sounds like an accident ready to happen. I had problems with GP shifting (reverse pattern) before and that is a ***** to figure out once it's stuck in your head the other way. could be dangerous or deadly.

tim 67

endos qould be weird *** hell and you no somebody would manage to do no handed endos.. hah which would be sick... that would be funy if someone stole your bike tho

Kolat

routing a line from the rear brake to a front brake cyl would be no different than adding another master cyl on the clutch side like a lot of people are already doing. seems it would be cheaper to do though since no need to worry about a valve so that both would work and not needing to purchase an extra cyl, just buy a couple decent lengths of braided line. So I shall lay claim to this idea and require anyone who uses it to call it the kolat brake system, kk tia :-) btw coasters coming soon :-)

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DBOUNCE1

the whole idea is kinda interesting do many people do it??