stunt305

i was wondering if its really worth all the money for a dual caliper setup on my gixxer. ive heard a lot of people say on a single caliper setup you cant have constant pressure in the foot and hand and i was wondering how true that is?

NAARDEN INC

in my opinion its better to have a dual caliper setup because
- way easier to bleed
- if for some reason something goes wrong with one you always have the other to stop you
- running a 4 piston on the rear takes a lot less work from your hand to stop or slow yourself, keeping arm pump down
- its hard to get an adapter to seal and not leak
-Youll eventually get a dual caliper anyways and its not much more money

Let me know if you need one
http://www.naarden.biz

rjgraves84

+1 I just bought a dual cal bracket from naarden and its the ****. I started with the dual caliper in the first place and i rode some bikes without it and i really like the dual setup much better. If you have the cash buy the dual quad bracket from naarden and get another caliper you won't regret it!

I_throw_nickels

if you have a f4i i have a FTI single cal setup ill sell ya

MikeM

i think having 2 calipers i almost pointless. Having a good 4 piston caliper is the most important thing. This discussion comes up about once a week so if you want to read hundreds of biased opinions just use the search.

ReSpECT

Personal preference and whatever makes the rider feel comfortable. Some people just arent comfortable having the HB over ride the Foot or visa vera.

motopsycho231

Hohey for eva!!!!!!

808GSXR

Exactly, i never touched a rear hand brake yet,. but i know i want 2 calipers. just makes more sense to have more braking power

The R6 Stunnas

Well if your broke and building a stunt bike (me) i used a front master cylinder flipped it and did a double banjo bolt on the rear master.

pittsburghstunt

put up a pic please!!!

ubervin

i just bought a 2001 f4i with a cage a round bar on it and that's it .... what should i do to become a wheelie god...
what would u guys do ....