Aftermarket rear fluid reservoir placement?!
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Mythos
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I planned to do the same thing some day. Mounting the reservoir to the frankenstein bolt was my idea and possibly rout the tygon through the hole in the tail fairing (if it's Gen2). What I think would really be best for the busa is one of those reservoirs that bolt right on the rear MC or if you don't need anything fancy, just clip a couple inches of tygon on the inlet. Fill the tygon and cap it. Moto Mummy sells a cap for that and they sell tygon. I think they call the cap for Ducati but it will work for any bike. I actually boughtthis years back and never installed it.
This is easier, not sure where I got it.
These are not stock rearsets though.Can these be mounted to stock rearsets?(ive spent enough money and don’t wanna change rearsets for a relatively small gain).
Dai.
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This M/C would need to be adapted to fit whatever the application. I've seen Billet reservoir's that bolt onto the oem M.C.
Mythos
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Something like this is available for the busa if this doesn't fit.
www.sportbiketrackgear.com
PSR Yamaha YZF R1 00-03 Rear Brake Reservoir
PSR Yamaha YZF R1 00-03 Rear Brake Reservoir On Sale. Watch The Spidi Video Review
That’s a cool looking thing.Where can one of these be got for the Bus?Something like this is available for the busa if this doesn't fit.
PSR Yamaha YZF R1 00-03 Rear Brake Reservoir
PSR Yamaha YZF R1 00-03 Rear Brake Reservoir On Sale. Watch The Spidi Video Review
Mythos
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You could go with one of these (thumb brake)!
Cheers man but I’m doing it with my right foot too long now to try something new
.Dude thanks for that.This thing looks well neat.
michael parris heuberger
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Hi. I had one it was way to heavy.
Mythos
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It couldn't be heavier than the whole stock reservoir and downspout, could it? I'm guessing 7 oz for stock and about 3, maybe 4 oz for the PSR reservoir.
...of course, you can't beat a couple inches of tygon with a cap on it for weight loss, that would be about 2 tenths of an oz. Does the same thing, different materials. That PSR is a nice looking piece though.
Unless it weighs 5kg I don’t care really.
Vanzuki From the TLplanet site!
Vanzuki Products Page 2
Billet parts for your TL1000R and TL1000S, including billet brake reservoirs, starter covers, swingarm eccentrics, tail risers, sprocket covers, oil filler caps and more.
www.vanzuki.com
michael parris heuberger
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Hi. Yes they are vey pleasing to the eye. I bought 1 from McIntosh to me it was way to heavy.
Looks sweet.Cheers man.
Mythos
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That happened to me on a set of Ti clutch/brake lever perch pins once. $50 + $50 shipping.
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