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I have their exhaust and am more than happy with it.
Here's my question. Can I set up some sort of proportioning valve off of the rear master cylinder so that I can run both front and rear brake (probably 70/30 front) off of just the right foot pedal? This way, my handlebars will be spotless and I can still have a front brake!
I've seen the proportioning valve done on choppers. Call exile (or check the website), I'm pretty sure they sell them, I think i've seen their bikes with them.
I'd lean more towards a 60/40 split to reduce front lock up....rear lock up is tolerable usually but if you lock the front end up...well...your pretty much fvcked. Ya kno?
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