600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

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Old Jun 21, 2009 | 09:16 AM
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

Originally Posted by NARD BLOCKZ
I would love to post feedback but it ****** rains everyday. Im running a 13mm magura for the first time it feels a lil too squishy i bled and bled and bled and still squishy. I even took it to the shop and had em bled and still the same. It locks up from wat I can tell but its a further squeeze than im used to. Is it me buggin out or marguras feel this way and everything is fine?
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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im running my hb at the top caliper and using a 16x18.....its funny i couldnt get the hb bleed right when it was on the bottom, switched the lines and it was fine....the footbrake has soo much travel though that i feel like its not bled right...but from what u guys are sayin, thats how its supposed to feel huh?
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im running my hb at the top caliper and using a 16x18.....its funny i couldnt get the hb bleed right when it was on the bottom, switched the lines and it was fine....the footbrake has soo much travel though that i feel like its not bled right...but from what u guys are sayin, thats how its supposed to feel huh?
Yeah, the footbrake is way soft, but it should still lock super easy. From what I was told it is important to use the front left caliper on the bottom of the rotor as there is an actual mechanical advantage and makes for a stronger handbrake. Did you bleed it with the calipers off the bike?
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I gotta chime in after riding today. I love the footbrake with the four pot caliper. Way more feel, and once you adapt it is WAY better especially for sitdown no handers and sitdown circs. You can operate the brake in a more minute pocket with more feedback at the lever and be smoother to boot.
Old Jun 21, 2009 | 08:11 PM
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I gotta chime in after riding today. I love the footbrake with the four pot caliper. Way more feel, and once you adapt it is WAY better especially for sitdown no handers and sitdown circs. You can operate the brake in a more minute pocket with more feedback at the lever and be smoother to boot.
its the same with the single four piston setup he has. money for sitdown circles. and sit down no handers are cake. loving bills new stuff.
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its the same with the single four piston setup he has. money for sitdown circles. and sit down no handers are cake. loving bills new stuff.
Nice! So how ya been, man?
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rode again today...im def starting to like it and just like you guys are sayin, i was lovin the sitdon **** today...i was doin nohanders forever
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

it totally feels like air or somethin in the footbrake huh...im coining the phrase...

FTI 4 piston footbrake is so swoopy
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Swoopy!
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

Originally Posted by TongWoo
I gotta chime in after riding today. I love the footbrake with the four pot caliper. Way more feel, and once you adapt it is WAY better especially for sitdown no handers and sitdown circs. You can operate the brake in a more minute pocket with more feedback at the lever and be smoother to boot.
bla bla bla where are the pics? hahaha

but seriously, didn´t see some action shots of you in a long time, would like to know how your RR looks like now.
are you still riding "Amanda´s" motard?
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Yeah, I gotta get some new riding pics up... We sold the motard. No action pics now, but here's the bike:

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Old Jun 22, 2009 | 07:40 PM
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ahhh.
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

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Nice! So how ya been, man?
been good, riding and working. how the hell have you been. heard about the resturant. good **** man. me and berad will have to make a trip down to visit and ride.
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 08:54 PM
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been good, riding and working. how the hell have you been. heard about the resturant. good **** man. me and berad will have to make a trip down to visit and ride.
You know you guys are always welcome at my house anytime! I got to see good ole Bee-Rad in early May! I'd be stoked if you guys made a trip down this way!
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You know you guys are always welcome at my house anytime! I got to see good ole Bee-Rad in early May! I'd be stoked if you guys made a trip down this way!
once i get some free time we will have to make it happen.
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

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once i get some free time we will have to make it happen.
Definitely. Keep in touch, mang
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

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Yeah, I gotta get some new riding pics up... We sold the motard. No action pics now, but here's the bike:

man I love it, that **** is hot!
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man I love it, that **** is hot!
Hahaha I wonder where I got the idea for th white and silver,...hmmmmmm????
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Re: 600RR Full Throttle dual four piston review

Yep FTI is sick. I love mine.. Didn't take me anytime to get use to either the hb or the footbrake. Felt like i've had that setup for ages. only thing that wsa hard to do was zeros lol
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Yep FTI is sick. I love mine.. Didn't take me anytime to get use to either the hb or the footbrake. Felt like i've had that setup for ages. only thing that wsa hard to do was zeros lol
Hahaha zeros... I'm loving the swoop!



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