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Re: New front forks?

Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 5:48 pm
by ME 109
tenni128 wrote:
One could also just make a splitter down by the caliper...worked pretty well for mine.
Works well for all the monos too if I'm not mistaken.

Re: New front forks?

Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 6:07 pm
by dougie
ME 109 wrote:
tenni128 wrote: One could also just make a splitter down by the caliper...worked pretty well for mine.
Works well for all the monos too if I'm not mistaken.
Sort of a splitter in my Monoshocker -
One brake line to one caliper. Instead of a bleed nipple on that caliper there is a hard crossover pipe to the other caliper. And that second caliper has the one and only bleed nipple.

Re: New front forks?

Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 7:25 pm
by Motorhead
I have a spliter I used on my undertank mastercylinder 14mm

I found gravity with my lever bungied to the bar the best way to get the oxy out and have the system work

I had the highest lever and never came too close to the bar to lock the wheel and it felt great with feed back and until I felt I over built my /5 and missed a maintance period that cost my rear disc system I would have lived with the extra weight of my Rubber cow

Now my Bike is SWB and back to drums with a good strong motor...............

Re: New front forks?

Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:11 am
by tenni128
dougie wrote:
ME 109 wrote:
tenni128 wrote: One could also just make a splitter down by the caliper...worked pretty well for mine.
Works well for all the monos too if I'm not mistaken.
Sort of a splitter in my Monoshocker -
One brake line to one caliper. Instead of a bleed nipple on that caliper there is a hard crossover pipe to the other caliper. And that second caliper has the one and only bleed nipple.
That sounds like a much more sanitary solution...looks like I may be re-visiting the plumbing a bit.