handbrake
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handbrake
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?
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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What happened to my blox?
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What happened to my blox?
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From: THE LEFT COAST
Re: handbrake
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?
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 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
Last edited by Tekanomics; Dec 31, 2008 at 03:55 AM. Reason: tone n the others are right though, the only thing cheap about this now is gas, gotta pay to play
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Re: handbrake
i dont sell on ebay or craigslist, only on stuntlife, although i probably should. 
i was just curious.
i was just curious.
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Re: handbrake
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.
