would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

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Old 04-08-2009, 09:35 PM
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would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

I dont remember seeing anything about it...but i was wondering if a 1000RR Clutch master woud work for a master on a handbrake...it might be way too small I dont know...I ran accross one today, and thought I would see if it would..
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Re: would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

soooooooooooo many people use those... yes.
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Re: would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

really? nice. I havnt seen any around here. would it work better than a gixxer radial performance wise?
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Re: would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

i think the radial works alot better
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Re: would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

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i think the radial works alot better
+1 and you cant place the clutch master in a decent spot as far as being able to work the clutch
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Re: would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

oh well screw that...I will keep my radial then...
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Re: would CBR 1000RR clutch master work for a handbrake?

No good. Stick with your radial. I tried the clutch master before and it's hard to get it close to your clutch.


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soooooooooooo many people use those... yes.
You're an idiot so stop giving people advice please. So many people use the front brake master not the hydraulic clutch master.
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