master cylinder bore sizes.

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master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by fung » Mon Oct 17, 2011 9:22 pm

i have trawled the net looking for a definative answer on bore sizes for Yamaha non radial master cylinders with a remote reservoir.
it seems that this must be a national secret, as no one i've found list them.
Any thoughts on where to look ?
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Re: master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by Mincehead » Mon Oct 17, 2011 9:28 pm

Most seem to be either 5/8" (near 16mm) or 9/16" (near 15mm). I believe some 3/4" (near 19mm) ones are kicking about too although I`ve never come across them myself.
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Re: master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by Kayla » Tue Oct 18, 2011 6:17 am

fung wrote:i have trawled the net looking for a definative answer on bore sizes for Yamaha non radial master cylinders with a remote reservoir.
it seems that this must be a national secret, as no one i've found list them.
Any thoughts on where to look ?
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If it's to use with blue spots, any 14mm master cylinder will work. Look for one from a

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Thunderace
R6
R1
SZR660
TZR125RR (Italian version)

These last two are Brembo. I'd imagine that a Brembo from a single disc Ducati (Monster, SS600/750, that kind of thing) will be 14mm too, as well as any from an Aprilia RS125 or Cagiva Mito :D
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Re: master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by fung » Thu Oct 20, 2011 7:00 am

Thanks for the heads up Kayla.
I have bought (not yet paid for . . .blame paypal!) a 2004 R6 master, reservoir and lever from the same guys who sold me the '09 shockie.
I expect to receive it within a week from paypal fixing up my account.
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Re: master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by cobbadiggabuddyblooo » Thu Oct 20, 2011 2:13 pm

The other thing to do is to quiz Kev.. he may have fitted something like a Honda CBX 250 jobbie i think from memory(don't quote me on that :lol: :lol: ) and a slight mod fitted the std levers
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Post by Kevtrx849 » Thu Oct 20, 2011 10:51 pm

I had a Honda CBR1000rr pump fitted but it became a drama with my adjustable clipons so i've gone back to the R1 14mm version.
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Re: master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by fung » Thu Oct 20, 2011 10:59 pm

So Kev, when my bits turn up, are you up for a bit of 'bleeding'?
I did the viragos caliper yesterday . . .chinese takeaway replacement part . . .woo hoo.
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Post by fung » Tue Nov 01, 2011 12:51 am

fung wrote:Thanks for the heads up Kayla.
I have bought (not yet paid for . . .blame paypal!) a 2004 R6 master, reservoir and lever from the same guys who sold me the '09 shockie.
I expect to receive it within a week from paypal fixing up my account.
item20029-1b.jpg
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WELL ! ! !
I have just been informed that my USPS parcel was undeliverable :? and is now on its way BACK to the states via SURFACE MAIL.
E.T.A. THREE MONTHS !!!!
no reason or explanation given, other than maybe the address was smudged or the label might have been ripped.
AND....until the parcel gets back to USPS or until the sender receives the bits back, he can't verify that they weren't delivered to me.
totally underwhelmed right now.
:( :( :(
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Re: master cylinder bore sizes.

Post by fung » Tue Nov 01, 2011 11:07 pm

fung wrote:
fung wrote:Thanks for the heads up Kayla.
I have bought (not yet paid for . . .blame paypal!) a 2004 R6 master, reservoir and lever from the same guys who sold me the '09 shockie.
I expect to receive it within a week from paypal fixing up my account.
item20029-1b.jpg
cheers
fung
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WELL ! ! !
I have just been informed that my USPS parcel was undeliverable :? and is now on its way BACK to the states via SURFACE MAIL.
E.T.A. THREE MONTHS !!!!
no reason or explanation given, other than maybe the address was smudged or the label might have been ripped.
AND....until the parcel gets back to USPS or until the sender receives the bits back, he can't verify that they weren't delivered to me.
totally underwhelmed right now.
:( :( :(
so i've since learned that the parcel is not on its way back to the states :^o but has been through the mail sorting centre in san francisco and is still in transit :roll:
fingers crossed eh !
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fung
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