hm, ok. ill give ya that

 

that reminds me, other than ebay,where can i get one used?

 

I just put a handbrake on my bike. I scored a 1000RR master off ebay for $92, and a HAI handbrake kit which cost me $111 after shiping and FL sales tax. $3 bottle of brake fluid, so about $206 total.


Haven't had a chance to stunt with it yet. it does lock the tire up, but not one finger.... it does lock one finger if I move my hand towards the end of the clip on, and that's making me think I need to put the handbrake on the inside and the clutch on the outside? don't wanna cut the lever till I decide

 

cut them levers.. if your finger is on the hb and you go feet over head.... snap goes the finger

 

The only thing that doesn't make it perfect for the job, is that it's designed for a single front caliper set-up... and not with only 1 piston, but at least 4...

So it's still not perfect

 

http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...tid=10.4760.80
designed for a single piston caliper

 

hand brakes are for posers.

 

WTF are you bullshittin' about

Read your own posted link:

"Master cylinder for single caliper front brake set up"

Does is say: Single piston ?? No ! Do you know a bike with a single piston front brake caliper ?? Probably not... Maybe an oldtimer

So think first, then post

So it still stands: The brembo 16x18 is build for a single caliper set-up... and it's designed for the supermoto industrie, and what do these bike use as a front brake caliper ?? INDEED, atleast a 4-piston caliper !!

Thank you...

 

BOO YAHHHH

 

Another thing:
"For single caliper front brakes, master cylinder diameter has been standardized at 13mm."

got it from: http://www.yoyodyneti.com/

And that's 13mm for a front brake set-up, and they at least use 2 pistons, and most of the times even more...

So, do I now made my point ?

 

I love to talk about this subject, here's another piece of info:

http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...tid=10.5053.53
"Remote style master cylinder for single disc"

I truly believe that master would even work better then the brembo 16x18 even though it isn't even a radial one

Truly, the best handbrake set-up would be: Dual Caliper set-up, and one caliper adapted to the footbrake (best would be the stock one), the other one to the handbrake. For the handbrake you would need a 13mm radial front brake master (not a clutch)

This way you will have the best of the best ! No more pumping up after you switch from foot to handbrake. And the best relation between the rear caliper and the handbrake master cause it's 13mm...

AMEN


Damn, I wonder what "Hyperryder" thinks about all this

 

sorry boss, my bad

 

I forgive you my son

 

i think best is running tripple caliper set up with two front brake calipers and the most expensive pvm radial master, btw making a caliper bracket radial mount also would be perfect. say

two 05 636 radail mount calipers and running dual lines off the radial mount master to each caliper singley.

 

i know when i ran my shitty 13mm non radial brembo HB with the integrated reservoir it gave me a LOT more confidence than the 05 R6 16mm radial that i put on after it....

 

Here is my setup with 1000rr master with killer leverage!

 

See ?? That's exactly what I mean !!! :YEAH

Thnx for sharing it bro !



and nice set-up marcus, even the switches fit :YEAH

 

I think I'm gonna change mine around to be like that with the clutch on the outside of the handbrake. What kinda clip-ons and clutch is that? If I use the stock clutch, I'd have to grind off the clutch switch to get it up close to the master...

nice setup

EDIT: I guess the big W means they're woodcrafts huh...on top of the triple too

 

$210 thru www.yoyodyne.com

 

1000RR For the win!!!