bluespots on an import-worth it?

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bluespots on an import-worth it?

Post by Ridgifumi » Sun Oct 22, 2006 1:45 am

just wondering whether anyone's fitted bluespots to an import or whether i may as well hang on to the Brembo's.Is there alot of difference between the Bluey's and Bembo's feel wise and is the mod as easy to do on an import as pinball says it is on a regular TRX :wink:
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Post by Max » Sun Oct 22, 2006 6:03 am

Make it a full brembo setup... Put a radial pump on there and you'll smile like you've never smiled before. :wink:

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Post by honkdawillydahonk » Sun Oct 22, 2006 8:34 am

I did it; It's easy and a massive improvement over the standard Brembos... plus it's less than half the price of fitting a new master cylinder..... :roll:

.... saying that; you do lose a bit of feel. I've settled for an R1/R6 master cylinder plus Bluespots..... Which is still cheaper than fitting a Brembo MS.... :wink:
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Post by Max » Sun Oct 22, 2006 10:03 am

Roll your eyes all you want... You wouldn't agree with me unless you rode it. Then you'd be looking for your old stock brembos and a new pump. :tongue3:
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Post by honkdawillydahonk » Sun Oct 22, 2006 10:48 am

Max wrote:Roll your eyes all you want... You wouldn't agree with me unless you rode it. Then you'd be looking for your old stock brembos and a new pump. :tongue3:
Bollox. Have you actually compared the performance of the original Brembos against Bluespots? I have and I'll be stickin' with them.... But I might still get a radial pumper as well! :tongue3: :lol: :wink:
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Post by Max » Sun Oct 22, 2006 11:23 am

Have you ever ridden a bike with a brembo radial pump? A real one that is, not those semi radial OEM jobs they're mounting on the new R1s.

It's a whole new world...

You'll never go back. :wink:
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Post by Peter850 » Sun Oct 22, 2006 12:25 pm

Ridgi , I'm not getting between the handbag fight BUT I would have to say for the money you'll spend here in OZ I would agree with Honk. Plus it's wot's on mine :D
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Post by honkdawillydahonk » Sun Oct 22, 2006 4:51 pm

Max wrote:Have you ever ridden a bike with a brembo radial pump? A real one that is, not those semi radial OEM jobs they're mounting on the new R1s.

It's a whole new world....
Yes I have actually. You're right - They're great!.... but that doesn't change the fact that R1 calipers are better than standard Brembos. For performance-per-pound Blue spots are the way to go....

(If) you want my advice; get some blue spots first and if you're still not happy then save up for a radial pumper!
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