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CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/12/2006 5:12:58 PM   
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HI THERE THIS THE FIRST TIME I HAVE USED CBR FORUM AND WHAT A GREAT SITE IT IS. I HAVE JUST TRADED MY 2001 SP1 IN FOR A NEW 1000RR BLADE AND LOVE IT TO BITS. BUT I LIKE TO PERSONALISE MY BIKES TO MY TASTES. HAVING A 25 YEAR ENGINEERING BACKGROUND I OFTEN AMAZE MY BUDDIES WITH WHAT I CAN DO. HOWEVER YOU OFTEN SEE SOMTHING THAT CATCHES YOUR EYE, THE THING THAT HAS GOT ME WAS I SAW A SMALL GREEN PLASTIC TUBE THAT REPLACES THE REAR BRAKE FLUID CONTAINER ALSO THEY SAID THAT IT CAN ATRACT MOISTURE I JUST WONDERED IF THERE IS ANY TRUTH IN THIS I HOPE SOMONE CAN HELP ME. I WILL SEND SOME PICS OF MY BLADE IN SOON.
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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/12/2006 5:34:41 PM   
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I have the same pipe mate, No problems really. You should change the fluid regularly anyway though. Welcome In

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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/12/2006 5:42:23 PM   
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They have a tendency to sweat , not attract.

Found on for sale HRC brake reservoir kit

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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/15/2006 12:46:13 PM   
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THANKS VERY MUCH MATE I WILL BE MAKING ONE THEM PRETTY SOON.

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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/15/2006 12:47:19 PM   
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THANKS VERY MUCH

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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/16/2006 12:05:49 PM   
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if i was you i would go for the g-craft dude

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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/17/2006 1:37:03 PM   
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I have gone down this route but after having been out for a run early in the week I have found that the G Craft master cylinder is rubbing agaisnt the swing arm scratching it for about 20-30mm along its travel.

I tried grinding a flat off the bottom of the cylinder but it is still catching on the arm - guess I'll have to file off a bit more. If it continues I think the HRC kit may be my next buy.




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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/17/2006 3:01:58 PM   
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Get the HRC tube kit, I have it and it rocks...............

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-Clear Alternatives integrator
-BMC race filters
-HRC rear brake res. kit
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-Glafer braided lines
-Driven Racing 43t
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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/17/2006 5:27:11 PM   
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Does the HRC kit help performance wise? If so what does it do? I ask because the rear brake on my 06 1000RR feels real spongy compared to the 05 600RR. I am a big believer in using the rear brake and want it to perform as best as possible especially when I get good enough to use the rear brake to help me start the slide in my turns.

What web site are you using to get HRC parts? The only one I know of is not offering 1000RR parts for any model year.


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RE: CBR 1000RR REAR BRAKE MODS - 4/17/2006 11:00:05 PM   
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works sweet for me, the rear brake is not designed to grab as hard as the fronts.....that's why you have that spongy feeling. Check your 600rr lever out and see how far it is adjusted for intial engagement. I love the way my lever feels since it dosn't let you get too carried away and the rear. I used to race motocross so too much rear brake can give be BIG problems on the street. As far as where to get the kit, It's from TYGA sports out of Japan. NO U.S. dealer carries this HRC factory part. tyga-performance.com is the site.

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-05' REPSOL CBR1000rr
-Greggs Custom flush mounts
-Clear Alternatives integrator
-BMC race filters
-HRC rear brake res. kit
-Arata titanuim "new style" exhaust
-PCIII
-Glafer braided lines
-Driven Racing 43t
-Carrozzeria 07' V6 wheels

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