Thats right i got the first adaptor for the 05-06 6oorr. The bracket goes onto the stock bracket and gives all you single caliper users the opportunity to put a 4 piston caliper on your bike.

So it mounts real easy on the bike, i did have to grind just a bit of the bottom of the caliper so it wouldnt rub onto the rim but no big deal. If you are using any handbrake adaptors i recommend this piece here asap. It makes such a difference. Heres a pic i took with my Cell phone, its not the best but bare with me it was real dark.

OH AND THE REAL BANG OF THIS PRODUCT IS THE PRICE!!!!

You can order this from Bill as of right now for only $65 bucks. Get yours and you will not be disappointed.

 

interesting

 

Bill killin' it!

 

MY Prediction = gonna sell like hotcakes

 

IS this gonna be made for a 636 or F4I?

 

pimp ****!

 

fuuukk

bill killin it, im almost wanted this rather than a dual 4 but, i think ill settle....haha

cant wait to get my **** from bill

 

Looking good for sure. Have you rode with it yet?

 

looks nice,
but how does de footbrake feel???

 

i rode with it for about 30 min to an hour and loved every minute of it. Braking was sensitive but nothing you cant get use to. I mean a perfect example is like when everyone started rocking the 16x18 and thought that **** was just to much and now its the ****. I got use to it in just the lil bit of time i rode so im sure anyone who buys it will do the same. Its worth every penny in every way. Ill give more feedback mid week after i get some more time on it.

 

I bought the dual quad set up but am only using on caliper with an adaptor right now. It's not too sensitive. I'm running a 636 handbreak and I was able to lock up my brake with my middle finger. I'm happy with it. If I would have known he was making brake adaptors (vs the bracket) I would have probably waited vcause it would have saved me some money...

 

The idea behind this is that you don't need a dual caliper setup because the 4 piston is strong enough?

 

I think so. The 4 piston is plenty strong IMO.

 

No. With a dual caliper setup each caliper is independent of each other (some people do chain them together, but not most).

It's just stronger than a single piston rear caliper.

 

how is the foot brake feel. i never have any issues with mine.. why a 4piston there??

 

When i ran an adaptor for a single caliper handbrake setup I lost braking power in the foot brake. I thought it was air in the brake line until I put a 4 piston and notice a difference right away both in the handbrake and foot. braking power has been restored and better than it ever was.

 

nice ******* **** hollywood, ya see omr I told you that you should've started making these

 

damn you just signed up today

 

Yeah but I've been a fan of the forum for a couple of months. I decided to sign up after I realized that I was checking SL almost everyday.

 

good ****, Im gonna get one.....came about a week late though, I just wrecked a SS coaster yesterday due to my shitty hb.....I do kinda wish this was a dual cal setup though, I would def pay the extra dough.