View Poll Results: witch would you prefer? thumb brake or leaver?
thumb brake



17
60.71%
leaver



9
32.14%
neither they are cheating, and should not be used!



2
7.14%
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thumb brake or leaver?
Re: thumb brake or leaver?
I tried it both ways....not enough pressure using your thumb. It feels ok when you're just riding along, but when you need it to control a 12, it doesn't respond well enough. Its not as hard as you think to get used to a lever under your clutch....I have a front master cylinder with a GP Tech fitting to tie the line in, and it works great. A little practice with it, and you'll love having it.
Re: thumb brake or leaver?
Originally Posted by standy
I tried it both ways....not enough pressure using your thumb. It feels ok when you're just riding along, but when you need it to control a 12, it doesn't respond well enough. Its not as hard as you think to get used to a lever under your clutch....I have a front master cylinder with a GP Tech fitting to tie the line in, and it works great. A little practice with it, and you'll love having it.
can we get some links to the parts that we need to make something similar ?
thanks
Re: thumb brake or leaver?
www.gptechllc.com I used a stock gsx-r750 fr. master cylinder and I believe about a 50" steel braided line. I got the fitting from GP Tech. I had to move the switch housing from my right handlebar to make room, so I made a extension from the bar that runs toward the gauges to mount it on.
Re: thumb brake or leaver?
Originally Posted by Lb3
Thumbs dont work. The ones that gptech makes dont push enough fluid and doesnt give you much of anything to work with. 

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