600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review
06-23-2009, 08:37 PM
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Came back-it's still wack
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06-24-2009, 12:20 AM
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review
The 13 is way squishy, but I like it. The 4 pot grabs so hard and locks so hard that the longer travel makes it less likely to mousetrap. There is so much feel to the 13. I don't like punchy handbrakes. The 13 allows a lot of feel in coasters and the whatnot. That's my take.
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06-24-2009, 06:52 AM
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06-24-2009, 08:35 AM
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review
well, just got back from the spot. I gotta say that this setup is definatly out of control! The footbrake does have a way longer travel it seems, which is great for no handers and ****. It gives you so much feel compared to the stock one. The handbrake has so much power that it actually is harder to get used to than the footbrake. I slammed a couple straightline combos straight down just because my finger touched the lever that little bit and circles dont feel as smooth because the brake hits soo hard. After a while though i started getting used to it and I know im gonna love it in the long run. Overall im definatly satisfied with the product and with the shipping and customer service from FTI. I just think its funny that I was worried about the footbrake being too much and I kinda feel like its the handbrake that is too much.
exactly.....i thought i was the only one with so much travel on the foot brake...was a little worried...
i know i will slam down in trying to learn some new inline using the handbrake...that's how i handled it in the past, (mash down, and it would slowly come), now a mash down would turn me into a human cannonball..
I am happy it worx to well
06-25-2009, 12:05 PM
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06-25-2009, 12:14 PM
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review
I bet, my ******* handrake needs to be bled again
i pulled out the resevior screw on the master by accident,jus got pissed and left it alone. im gonna go to storage and fix it now while we have no rain, so I can finally get a chance to enjoy or dislike this thing. ughhhg.
06-25-2009, 01:41 PM
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review
Can't wait to get mine setup, have the bracket, a nice set of calipers, brand new pads from Bill at FTI, and a brand new magura billet 13mm master. guess i'll find out here in the next week or so.
Anyone need a stunt tank for an 07-09 600RR? bought my 07 then sold it but have 2 tank covers and a metal tank i put a nice dent in, even has the fuel pump in it.
Anyone need a stunt tank for an 07-09 600RR? bought my 07 then sold it but have 2 tank covers and a metal tank i put a nice dent in, even has the fuel pump in it.
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