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Old 03-Dec-2005, 23:36
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www.redracingparts.com

Awesome mod
for the recommended billet brembo ducati clutch M/C they want
£237.98 inc all the trimmings
thats naff

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Old 03-Dec-2005, 23:45
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Nah...youll get a billet brembo cheaper than that!
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Old 03-Dec-2005, 23:53
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Only paid £100 for a new Cluch Radial master cylinder today, well chuffed.

As for the Reservoirs I get mine from Denise Trollope Racing or Harris Performance, usually only around £6 for the small pot.

For the brake lines I come off the Mastercylinder with a single banjo and use a banjo bolt with the built in pressure switch, then I put a T piece in just above the bottom yoke so the brake line running to the left caliper takes a route across the bottom yoke before dropping down.
As I only have them on my 998 and 996 sorting the brackets was easy as you can use one of the bolts that holds the clip-on bar in, obviously noy a option on the 999s.
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.......option, unless you have harris clip ons!
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If they are like my Harris clip-ons with the single 6mm pinch bolt clamping the bar from the front then a bracket should be fairly simple and like the ducati bars will probably require a small spacer just to sit in to the recess meant for the bolt head.
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