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Old 11-Oct-2005, 10:47
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Replacing master cylinders

I'm about to replace the brakes on my S2R with standard Ducati/brembo goldlines and have all the parts to do it waiting in my garage.
This made me realise that to get a balanced look across the bars I'll need to replace the clutch lever and therefore the clutch master cylinder too with one from -say a superbike or similar.
Can I just remove the existing boxy one and put a new one one on ?,I know the bore of the cylinder is important but dont know why,can anyone tell me why its important and what difference it will make?,and is it actually the same size internally?
What may be the pitfalls?,it appears to be a simple bolt on job with bleeding the system being the fussy bit,can I keep my existing hoses?
And has anyone else done this?
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