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Finally got my long, Goodridge SS brakeline on friday...made up some more junction valves, and threw it all together. Bleeding it was a bit*h, but i finally got it. the 1000rr clutch master is sweet.

If anyone is interested in the junction valves, PM me...I made 3 extra. here are a couple pics.

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well, i still am getting used to the new, bigger sprocket, and to be honest, i won't have confidence with the hb for awhile, so i just kinda put it "out of the way"...$35 shipped for a junction valve.
 

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also, i haven't decided on which type of clutch perch/lever i'm gonna go with either...
 

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blk600rrstunter said:
sent u a PM i want one asap ready to paypal when ever u email me back
PM sent......................................
 

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mine's better.



hahaha lookin good man. looks like i shoulda gone with a honda radial mc, but we'll try this one out. reason i say that is just cause of positioning reasons. you'll see my pics shortly.
 

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It'll ship out today, thanks blk600rrstunter. i'll be making another big batch maybe in a couple weeks...fyi...but still have 2 more if anyone else is interested.

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the junction valve, or "handbrake valve", as i'm calling it, should fit most late model sportbike rear master cylinders. If your stock F3 rear master cylinder reservoir fitting looks like the black piece below, then my handbrake valve should fit right up.

 

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hmmm...actually, the F3 rear master fitting looks different...
 

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If u have an extra rear mc, send it to me and i'll make one...
 

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haha all u fools and your hand breaks. The only real need i would have for one at this point is for seat standers. my friend looped one over cuz the idle was up and there was no engine break at such low speeds. what do u guys use the HB's for? do u feel more comfortable with the HB rather than the foot break? or are you guys bustin out sum off peg wheelies?? if so lets get sum pix of these HB's in action!
 

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spreaders/tank wheelies
 

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well, haven't even attempted a spreader or tanker yet on the rr...only been on the bike once since the sprocket, and it snowed like a foot this week...haven't even been able to really try the HB yet...did some spreaders on my old R6, but was scared to go high due to no HB...but after watching guys scrape and tap in HC with the hb, u really need to have one to do that stuff
 
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