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Old 12-30-2008, 10:12 PM
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so one bike has the dual caliper
the other has the famous alpha chino junction valve

but i was wondering if i could take a dual spout banjo bolt (like on some front masters) straight onto the rear rear caliper and run one line to the front master and then one from the rear master?
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Re: handbrake

I believe that that the fluid will just be pushed from 1 resivoir to the other.
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dito its bin tryed
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i thought so. dam i wish someone would make a more affordable dual caliper bracket.
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save your penny's!
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Re: handbrake

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i thought so. dam i wish someone would make a more affordable dual caliper bracket.

just get another bracket and cut and weld.
i don't think it should be that much to get it welded.
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Re: handbrake

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just get another bracket and cut and weld.
i don't think it should be that much to get it welded.


WHAT?
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Re: handbrake

Originally Posted by lee majors
just get another bracket and cut and weld.
i don't think it should be that much to get it welded.
yeah but u know the welds aint nice. hahaha, it says newbie but i been around a few years
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This isn't a cheap sport/hobby.
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isnt that the truth
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tell me about it
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i pinch alot of pennies and skimp out on other **** so i can ride butthats what i want and likeso its ok
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Re: handbrake

Originally Posted by lee majors
just get another bracket and cut and weld.
i don't think it should be that much to get it welded.
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WHAT?
thats the way it used to be done before hohey started making them, squid.
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Re: handbrake

Originally Posted by Tekanomics
so one bike has the dual caliper
the other has the famous alpha chino junction valve

but i was wondering if i could take a dual spout banjo bolt (like on some front masters) straight onto the rear rear caliper and run one line to the front master and then one from the rear master?
just curious, why would you do that when my adapters are only $20, the banjo is only $10 cheaper.
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Re: handbrake

Originally Posted by Alpha Chino
just curious, why would you do that when my adapters are only $20, the banjo is only $10 cheaper.
are you sheetone on ebay?

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your the squid, squid
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Re: handbrake

Originally Posted by Alpha Chino
just curious, why would you do that when my adapters are only $20, the banjo is only $10 cheaper.
i was just asking, cus even with your adapter you still lose minor pressure with eith the foot or handbrake when u use one. besides, im still planning on hitting you for one

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Re: handbrake

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are you sheetone on ebay?

your the squid, squid
i dont sell on ebay or craigslist, only on stuntlife, although i probably should.

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i was just asking, cus even with your adapter you still lose minor pressure with eith the foot or handbrake when u use one. besides, im still planning on hitting you for one
i was just curious.
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Re: handbrake

Originally Posted by lee majors
just get another bracket and cut and weld.
i don't think it should be that much to get it welded.
the problem with welding 2 brackets together is they are made of cast alumunium i believe and when welded together they dont hold that great. now i ould be wrong on this but i remember a thread back in the day about this and the outcome was not pretty.


just invest in quality parts that way there is no doubt because they were made to do what they were designed to do.
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Re: handbrake

Before I had my FTI rear master, I bought a 35.00 adapter on ebay. Non threaded o-ring type. It worked great(running the 16x18 brembo) if you bled everything right. I had to put a hose clamp around the bolt and fitting so it wouldn't flex. Then I put another hose clamp about an inch up the brake line for extra support. NEVER had a problem losing pressure. If you need pics, ask. I can get the pics off my boy's bike. I gave him that old setup.
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Re: handbrake

who makes a dual caliper bracket for an f3?
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