does it come like that ? or you guys make it ?the clutch and the rear hand brake ?
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definitely a custom job probably for someone with a right foot problem preventing them form using the rear brake conventionally. Not a major mod to do with a bike with a cable operated rear brake
That is a custom job, its a common mod whitin stunt riders motorcycles, they switch the cable from the rear brake to the handlebar, its an easy mod and really argued about. Some people say the rear brake belongs on the foot peg, other that it should go on the handlebar. In the end the best argue i heard about that its that: The Rear brake belongs on the footpeg for some reasons, first because most people are right handed and wont have as much strengh to apply the brake on the left hand and they would on the right foot. Besides that.the only reason to not have it there could be to press the brake by accident when engaging the clutch and skid and fall down because of that. I dont know much people that looks at their handlebars when squeezing the clutch. So humm yeah, all you need to do its this: Try using a front brake master cylinder and turn it upside down - and mount on left bar you will have to use stainless steel brake line for sure so you dont lose pressure because of line expansion - You will have to make sure to get ALL of the air out of the master cylinder- because ANY air will go into piston location and cause problems -- because piston will be on the top of cylinder To fill the master cylinder you could rotate the lever on the bar so its pointed backwards - and then the top of cylinder will be pointed up in the correct position--fill completely and reposition -- hydraulic rear hand brakes are used on bicycles all the time-- You might look into using a hydraulic clutch master cylinder and that would fix the upside down problem but it would take more research into making sure it would work . Good luck! And if you do it, tell me how it worked for you!
