[ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
http://www.dax.co.jp/coerce/crbs/bar/bar.html
You mean these?
If your master cylinder isn't working properly maybe it's not adjusted well, or bled properly or needs an overhaul kit.
Personally i'd rather use a good set of coerce and a Honda MC than a dodgey set of chinese bits.
Your money though!
You mean these?
If your master cylinder isn't working properly maybe it's not adjusted well, or bled properly or needs an overhaul kit.
Personally i'd rather use a good set of coerce and a Honda MC than a dodgey set of chinese bits.
Your money though!
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
yeah the pedal part, it broke when i dropped my bike. well too bad i dont know Japanese, if i knew japanese i would searched japanese sites
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
Seer clear of aftermarket Chinese master cylinders. They are often of low quality manufacture with parts and seals which very very nearly fit.
Other than that, interested to see your experience of the rearsets, particularly regards fitting, finish and crash resistance - which is where material quality and metallurgy, which Chinky products are often lacking in, will show.
Other than that, interested to see your experience of the rearsets, particularly regards fitting, finish and crash resistance - which is where material quality and metallurgy, which Chinky products are often lacking in, will show.
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
A-men, friend had a set a few years ago that bent and flexed if you stood up on them.amorti wrote:Seer clear of aftermarket Chinese master cylinders. They are often of low quality manufacture with parts and seals which very very nearly fit.
Other than that, interested to see your experience of the rearsets, particularly regards fitting, finish and crash resistance - which is where material quality and metallurgy, which Chinky products are often lacking in, will show.
The MC was also a joke, after about a week it started leaking if you put any pressure on it.
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
Okay my rear sets have arrived, and first impression of them is, pretty good.. they look strong and sturdy. not sure how the master cylinder is gonna cope, but we shall see. here are some pictures.






as you can see the carbon plates are not real carbon. its a thin piece of metal with carbon wrap on it. there are adjustable brackets and levers so its pretty nice.
i will test them out soon and will post up the results.






as you can see the carbon plates are not real carbon. its a thin piece of metal with carbon wrap on it. there are adjustable brackets and levers so its pretty nice.
i will test them out soon and will post up the results.
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
oh and i was wonderng... anyone know how i would connect the master cylinder to the brake line? i cant seem to get my head round it.. it a lot more different than the stock master cylinder. the cable on top is the brake switch it has two wires coming out.


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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
that bolt with the wires comming out is a banjo bolt pressure switch, so you connect the wires to where your back brake plugs in , the pressure of your foot forcing the fluid thru the switch activates your brake light, undo that bolt place on a copper washer then the brake line then another copper washer tighten up bleed brake , job done
Deviants AM/PM buildxivlia wrote:no i am not dead. ive just been trying a few things....
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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
oh okay.. so whats that glass window area? is this a reservoir cylinder combo? 

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Re: [ REVIEW ] After Market Rear Sets.
Yup gonna be a fucker to bleed and maintain that, thank god its only a rear brake system and not the front.xivlia wrote:oh okay.. so whats that glass window area? is this a reservoir cylinder combo?
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