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And the goodies have arrived! Installing tomorrow.
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Aren’t they a thing of beauty?
And here they are installed. Not as clean as yours Il Mostro but still very nice! It took me about 10m to figure out how to use the left hand controller, but not a problem now.
Il Mostro, where did you get the parts to mount your fluid reservoirs on the mirror mounts?
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Il Mostro, where did you get the parts to mount your fluid reservoirs on the mirror mounts?
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That looks great already
Here’s what I used, but keep in mind these work only with the RCS masters.
https://www.bellissimoto.com/parts/...ounting-kit-for-brembo-rcs-master-cylinders-1
If you don’t plan on going the RCS route I suggest you go with some AEM integrated tanks. They’ll clean up thinks very nicely.
Here’s what I used, but keep in mind these work only with the RCS masters.
https://www.bellissimoto.com/parts/...ounting-kit-for-brembo-rcs-master-cylinders-1
If you don’t plan on going the RCS route I suggest you go with some AEM integrated tanks. They’ll clean up thinks very nicely.
Thanks Il Mostro. Those ECS masters look great. I was tempted but I’ve spent a bit too much on the bike the last couple of months, so holding off for now. In the meantime… I got a few ducabike brackets to clean things up.
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Thanks Il Mostro. Those ECS masters look great. I was tempted but I’ve spent a bit too much on the bike the last couple of months, so holding off for now. In the meantime… I got a few ducabike brackets to clean things up.
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Looking cleaner
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Which model handlebar is that and how does it feel compared to stock?
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Rizoma high bend, MA009B. Amazon.com: Rizoma Tapered handlebars, High Bend, Black (MA009B) : Automotive
They are narrower and higher than stock. I tilt them back so they are closer to my body. It gives you a more relaxed and upright position when you are cruising (less supermanning) and more elbow bend when you tuck. I like them a lot. Got me more comfortable with the bike.
I went to the track last weekend and I’m thinking now of going more aggressive with a flatter handlebar.
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They are narrower and higher than stock. I tilt them back so they are closer to my body. It gives you a more relaxed and upright position when you are cruising (less supermanning) and more elbow bend when you tuck. I like them a lot. Got me more comfortable with the bike.
I went to the track last weekend and I’m thinking now of going more aggressive with a flatter handlebar.
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Strange that the Rizoma website states slightly different dimensions.
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Strange that the Rizoma website states slightly different dimensions.
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I think it’s saying the same think
740 vs 755 wide
55 vs 35 height
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Amazon link posted suggests…
MA009 - 50mm height
MA011 - 15mm height
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MA009 - 50mm height
MA011 - 15mm height
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Wow!!! Great modifications,... I'm also interested to swap out the OEM masters to CorsaCorta's.
I understand that with this I need to change the OEM switch housings. I plan to do so ...
What I would like to know is if the switch in the clutch lever, to disable 2 cylinders when pulled, can also be mounted on the CorsaCorta clutch Master.
I hope you can share your experience with me.
I understand that with this I need to change the OEM switch housings. I plan to do so ...
What I would like to know is if the switch in the clutch lever, to disable 2 cylinders when pulled, can also be mounted on the CorsaCorta clutch Master.
I hope you can share your experience with me.
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The brake switch can be moved over from the OEM as the mounting point are the same.
On the clutch side you’ll have to get the banjo pressure switch instead as there are no mounting point at all. This also requires you to do some wire splicing and connecting to the OEM wiring.
The Corsacorta are real nice units. I can’t attest to the performance but the feel is much better for sure.
..... and then I got a DES! 
While assembling the CNC-Racing switch block, I checked it and it all functioned properly. However, when I took the bike out for a spin, my hazard lights spontaneous started flashing and I couldn't no longer turn them off.
To ascertain the problem was this CNC switch block, I refitted the OEM switch block and the problem was gone. With the conclusion that the CNC switch block must be malfunctioning, I contacted CNC.
Those guys at CNC-Racing made no argument about this and send me another one. I hope to receive it soon...
Good Service CNC!!!!!
While assembling the CNC-Racing switch block, I checked it and it all functioned properly. However, when I took the bike out for a spin, my hazard lights spontaneous started flashing and I couldn't no longer turn them off.
To ascertain the problem was this CNC switch block, I refitted the OEM switch block and the problem was gone. With the conclusion that the CNC switch block must be malfunctioning, I contacted CNC.
Those guys at CNC-Racing made no argument about this and send me another one. I hope to receive it soon...
Good Service CNC!!!!!
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