Back Brake Switch
Back Brake Switch
I typed the above in the search and it said they are too common and were ignored :S.
Ok Then.
So anyway. My bike doesnt have a rear brake switch or atleast i dont think it does. Cans omeone provide me with some pictures of the setup used on CRM's so i can maybe copy it or see if i actually do have the setup for it but its just not connected or something.
My bike is an MK2.2 93 model.
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Ok Then.
So anyway. My bike doesnt have a rear brake switch or atleast i dont think it does. Cans omeone provide me with some pictures of the setup used on CRM's so i can maybe copy it or see if i actually do have the setup for it but its just not connected or something.
My bike is an MK2.2 93 model.
Cheers
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Re: Back Brake Switch
Dificult to take a pic of because the switch is behind the frame but If I were you I would fit a pressure switch in the brake line...Knackered mk1 has this set up on his I think
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Re: Back Brake Switch
Have a look here http://www.jesterstrickbits.co.uk/acata ... ories.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; about half way down the page
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Re: Back Brake Switch
Inline brake switch as BigS has said. They are much easier to use and they get rid of all the tattiness and fragility of the original system. Replaces banjo bolt - fit and forget
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Can be seen about 1/3 down this page viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3484&start=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; on top of the master cylinder.

Can be seen about 1/3 down this page viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3484&start=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; on top of the master cylinder.
Re: Back Brake Switch
Thanks for the help guys.
Do any of you guys know the size of the banjo bolt and its thread pitch?
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Do any of you guys know the size of the banjo bolt and its thread pitch?
Cheers
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Re: Back Brake Switch
From memory the pitch is 1.25mm. It is the same as other Hondas.
Re: Back Brake Switch
M10 x 1.25
tells you right on the website if you hit 'more details/photos' http://www.jesterstrickbits.co.uk/acata ... witch.html
btw they are Hel switches so should be good!
tells you right on the website if you hit 'more details/photos' http://www.jesterstrickbits.co.uk/acata ... witch.html

btw they are Hel switches so should be good!
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TwinAir filter, Braided Brake Hoses, Swingarm/Shock bearings done!, Rear Shock overhauled and customised by G-Force, 14-44 Gearing, Exhaust decoked (fun with Caustic Soda!), DEP silencer.
Re: Back Brake Switch
Thanks guys. Just bought one last night. So in about a week and a bit im guessing i should be ready for rego. Or MOT as you guys would be familiar.\
Thanks again guys.
Thanks again guys.