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nickels 09-13-2009 06:28 PM


Originally Posted by Stuntforlife (Post 836748)
dude, we messed with it for hours. the MC is metal and the adapter is metal. is it really supposed self tap? what a stupid design...



:icon_doh: its the best on the market but it sounds like your set on gettin yourself hurt with some backyard parts. If you cant figure out how to screw it in then you need to let a mechanic help you


if it was for f4i then it should work and you mustve not known what to do

Stuntforlife 09-13-2009 10:53 PM

dude give me a break, i am a mechanic! i no what im doing. and no it was on an rr. we tried threading it in all it did was f*** up the threads... i think i might end up doin a dual caliper set up

nickels 09-14-2009 10:28 AM


Originally Posted by Stuntforlife (Post 836853)
dude give me a break, i am a mechanic! i no what im doing. and no it was on an rr. we tried threading it in all it did was f*** up the threads... i think i might end up doin a dual caliper set up



dual cal is better but the adapter will screw in like its supposed to if you got the right one for the bike

Spooner806 09-15-2009 03:38 AM

Yeah, I tried to screw mine but it wouldn't go even tho it was straight. So I just tapped it the rest of the way. Haven't had any problems with it what so ever.

Fizzy 10-04-2009 08:04 PM

I run this handbrake:
http://www.solomotoparts.com/catalog...s-p-22454.html
with this clutch:
http://www.solomotoparts.com/catalog...s-p-31338.html

I love it, had no problems, have plenty of braking power, it's kind of hard to bleed because it replaces your rear reservoir, as you connect your front master cylinder directly into your rear master cylinder...

I just angled the whole unit down more than normal so I could reach the clutch comfortably...


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