Honda 600rr handbrake
Honda 600rr handbrake
I'm trying to run a full fairing 600rr. I got vortex clipons and a radial master cylinder off a 636. I am having a problem with the master hitting the guages, anyone on here running this setup and what master cylinder you using for the handbrake
Re: Honda 600rr handbrake
I've had a couple 600rr's and youre always going to have this issue if you're trying to turn your clip-ons out. Either don't turn them out so much or relocate the gauges.
Re: Honda 600rr handbrake
on my 08 rr i had to flip the clip ons but could turn them out all the way to get it to work with full fairing. The vortex regular hit earlier way because they are to low.
I have a 07 r6 master for my handbrake
I have a 07 r6 master for my handbrake
Re: Honda 600rr handbrake
have you tried wheelieing that thing? When your at balance point, your clutch finger is gonna be pointing straight in the air, instead of in front of you in a comfortable position
your controls look fine for riding on 2 wheels, but IMO, are too high for in wheelies
kinda a shitty pic, but heres how I run mine on my f4i
Re: Honda 600rr handbrake
turn your clutch and handbrake WAY down
have you tried wheelieing that thing? When your at balance point, your clutch finger is gonna be pointing straight in the air, instead of in front of you in a comfortable position
your controls look fine for riding on 2 wheels, but IMO, are too high for in wheelies
kinda a shitty pic, but heres how I run mine on my f4i

have you tried wheelieing that thing? When your at balance point, your clutch finger is gonna be pointing straight in the air, instead of in front of you in a comfortable position
your controls look fine for riding on 2 wheels, but IMO, are too high for in wheelies
kinda a shitty pic, but heres how I run mine on my f4i

IMO... i run the same set up and i love it. If you run your master pointing straight to the ground and your clutch right above that then you wouldn't be hitting the guages... also flipping clipons is a must or you may end up hitting the frame or tank/fairing when turning left.
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