Brake and clutch levers inquiry

[ronnie]

I'm about to be in the market for some new levers and such. In the honest opinion, what is the thoughts on the off brand MC that are sold on eBay versus something like a new nissin MC? It's a lot of money for the Nissin units but I'm sure worth it. Is there not an in between those and the cheap eBay specials? I have 94 GSX 600 KATANA brakes and I know the stock MC is 14 mm with the dual discs. I'm not sure the diameter of the caliper pistons as I'm not home, but looking at this charthttp://www.suzukicycles.org/GSX-series/GSX600F-numbers.shtml I'm not sure if I should keep with the 14mm or get another size since my bike is smaller than the GSX 600.

Any wisdom would be great.

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[teddpage]

If you are using all GSXR brakes, then stick with the stock master. The size of the BIKE doesn't make a difference to the size of the master...its just the size of the brakes that matters.
Straying too far from stock size master will cause either a really mushy lever, or a real stiff, super responsive lever.

 

[hillsy]

Most modern sportsbike MC's are 14mm, so R1, GSXR, ZX6/9, CBR are all compatible.


Best to go with something off those bikes than a no name Chinese one IMO.

 

[Djfob]

Most modern sportsbike MC's are 14mm, so R1, GSXR, ZX6/9, CBR are all compatible.


Best to go with something off those bikes than a no name Chinese one IMO.

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