What damper setup will work with this?
10-23-2008, 03:59 PM
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10-23-2008, 04:20 PM
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Re: What damper setup will work with this?
BTW just a tip
you can put longer lines on your brake reservoirs, and run them UNDER your master cylinder..
they only have to be above the master cylinder for bleeding, then you can mount them down by the fork tubes out of the way :YEAH
Ignore my mess of wires, was in the middle of working on my bike.. But you can see where I mounted my rez, attached to the triple tree bolt
you can put longer lines on your brake reservoirs, and run them UNDER your master cylinder..
they only have to be above the master cylinder for bleeding, then you can mount them down by the fork tubes out of the way :YEAH
Ignore my mess of wires, was in the middle of working on my bike.. But you can see where I mounted my rez, attached to the triple tree bolt
10-23-2008, 04:48 PM
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Re: What damper setup will work with this?
BTW just a tip
you can put longer lines on your brake reservoirs, and run them UNDER your master cylinder..
they only have to be above the master cylinder for bleeding, then you can mount them down by the fork tubes out of the way :YEAH
Ignore my mess of wires, was in the middle of working on my bike.. But you can see where I mounted my rez, attached to the triple tree bolt
you can put longer lines on your brake reservoirs, and run them UNDER your master cylinder..
they only have to be above the master cylinder for bleeding, then you can mount them down by the fork tubes out of the way :YEAH
Ignore my mess of wires, was in the middle of working on my bike.. But you can see where I mounted my rez, attached to the triple tree bolt
10-23-2008, 05:01 PM
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Re: What damper setup will work with this?
get an ohlins or rod style with a heim joint mounted to the frame... works like a charm...
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10-23-2008, 06:46 PM
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Re: What damper setup will work with this?
I'm taking the resevoirs off and filling a line with fluid, capping it and running the lines into the bar pad. I just picked the bike up this past sunday. The only thing I've had time to do is take all the stickers off and chang the fork seals. This is going to be my winter project. I want to make it a full fairing stunter and change the 12 bar out for a round bar.
As your pads wear out you want fluid entering the system not air!
10-23-2008, 09:24 PM
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Re: What damper setup will work with this?
It doesn't matter how wide and/or long they are. This is the reason that most master cylinder reservoirs have that rubber cup (diaphragm) under the cap. As the pads wear, and the fluid is more "down in the brake system," the diaphragm turns inside out to compensate for the air that would be entering the system.
10-23-2008, 09:27 PM
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Re: What damper setup will work with this?
It doesn't matter how wide and/or long they are. This is the reason that most master cylinder reservoirs have that rubber cup (diaphragm) under the cap. As the pads wear, and the fluid is more "down in the brake system," the diaphragm turns inside out to compensate for the air that would be entering the system.
As long as the lines are routed correctly you wont have any issues.
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