linked brakes

[cosmo-rider]

any one tell me how to disconnect the linked brakes on a varadero

[oneninet]

Snips.

[Flat Head]

im sure you have to pipe them seprrately.

[roundyryan]

Why would you want to -
Honda spent time and money enineering the bike to have it the way it is, please explain the logic of altering their designs.
I have travelled many miles, and at speeds which kept me in front of a hiyabusa on the motorway from Dublin to Portlaoise, and know a few others who can handle their varadero's without altering the brakes (which should only be used for emergency's if you're a pilot who has control of the machine).

[jimgoose]

Originally Posted by roundyryan

Why would you want to -
Honda spent time and money enineering the bike to have it the way it is, please explain the logic of altering their designs.
I have travelled many miles, and at speeds which kept me in front of a hiyabusa on the motorway from Dublin to Portlaoise, and know a few others who can handle their varadero's without altering the brakes (which should only be used for emergency's if you're a pilot who has control of the machine).

Cha fugger loognat?!?

[topcat_bie]

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Originally Posted by roundyryan

Why would you want to -
Honda spent time and money enineering the bike to have it the way it is, please explain the logic of altering their designs.
I have travelled many miles, and at speeds which kept me in front of a hiyabusa on the motorway from Dublin to Portlaoise, and know a few others who can handle their varadero's without altering the brakes (which should only be used for emergency's if you're a pilot who has control of the machine).

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[thebleedinsymbol]

Originally Posted by roundyryan

Why would you want to -
Honda spent time and money enineering the bike to have it the way it is, please explain the logic of altering their designs.
I have travelled many miles, and at speeds which kept me in front of a hiyabusa on the motorway from Dublin to Portlaoise, and know a few others who can handle their varadero's without altering the brakes (which should only be used for emergency's if you're a pilot who has control of the machine).

Fookin ghostriders ol lad
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[jim]

the busa mustve been off on 2 plugs
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[Slaon]

Fast run on the motorway from Dublin ta portlaoise
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...... G'wan ya legend
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[Interceptor]

Having owned a Varadero and struggled to keep it at 125 behind two Hayabusas which were hitting 150 on the N18, I also wonder why you would want to de-link the brakes? The Vara is a pure land barge and anything that keeps it more stable under heavy braking has to be a good thing.

The UK Vara forum on
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or whatever it is used have lots of delinking and TwinDero big front wheel conversions but they are for hardcore vara nuts. I wouldn't bother unless you have a Blackbird that you are using for trackdays.

'cptr