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I was talking about the clean internal throttle and brake set up they have. I think their setup is much better than Exile.
I don't know how they are set up on switches, but a brake light switch is just the button that relays to the brake light to turn on. I am sure all have it or they are designed to use the oem version. Nobody would sell a setup that doesn't allow you to use your brake light when pressing.
Yeah, as I said, I really don't like the full Exile-package. Looks too clean and a bit weird to me. But as far as clean goes, with the internal clutch and the front brake controlled with your right foot, you can't get much "cleaner".
Regarding the brakelight-switch. Most of the aftermarked master cylinders don't have it. Theres no way you can use the original switch, when you change your controls.
I'm sure I could use one of those preassurised banjobolt things, but I'd preffer getting a set with the switch.
Just got some e-mail responses from both JayBrake and Joker Machine. JayBrake can only deliver the switch on the 5/8" bore, and Joker Machine could not make me a set in polished aluminium.
Jay... don't know the answer on that one. Sounds like you are ahead on that one. I think you are going down the right track though. Calling all the big players and asking them specifics. You might want to call Hawg Halters too... they are a pretty custom shop as they come. I called before and talked about a few things with questions and they are real cool.
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