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I am sick of changing out the front brake light switch which is located
on my handlebar master cyl assembly. It's a crappy little switch and I'm
sure the stuff I'm getting is Chinese crap. Is there a better switch? Thinking about installing something in the hydraulic line like the rear brake. Haven't
had the front brake light working for a while but it's nice to let the guy behind me know I'm slowing down.
Thanks,
Dave
Thinking about installing something in the hydraulic line like the rear brake.
Easy to do...if you want it hidden, put a tee in the brake line under the lower triple tree...if you want easy and don't care if it is hidden...use a banjo bolt switch.
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