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Old 10-04-2011, 11:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi Biker

On Sunday I faced a strange issue with front disc brake of my FAZER (153cc), It suddenly lost all the brake oil from the packaging at lever side of it.

I was unable to brake properly, It was working some time & some time not.

A local mechanic told me that brake oil pump below the oil reservoir has got broken or leaked.

Please suggest me, I should upgrade to "Anodized Master Cylinder Disk Brake Bottle" & "Anodized Adjustable Master Cylinder Brake lever" to ensure that these kind of things do not happen in future ?

If there is any other alternate which can be done apart from stock parts.
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Stock parts would be the best option, you cant be sure with the reliability of the aftermarket parts and i wouldnt rist it with something as important as a front disc brake
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Hi All
I got following things done..



It has Adjustable Lever
Big Brake oil Reservoir
with Castrol Brake Oil
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Stock parts would be the best option, you cant be sure with the reliability of the aftermarket parts and i wouldnt rist it with something as important as a front disc brake
My experience was not good with stock parts, I found that the brake fluid chamber got leaked so early so i was searching for after market parts
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Get a pulsar 220 Brake lever+master cylinder set and if possible the steel braided hose from the 220. Just make sure the banjo bolts match. I suggest pulsar because its Bybre and of good quality.
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Get a pulsar 220 Brake lever+master cylinder set and if possible the steel braided hose from the 220. Just make sure the banjo bolts match. I suggest pulsar because its Bybre and of good quality.
Thanks for suggestion I will keep in my mind

I am sure you have already seen in picture that i already got the mod done, I am looking forward to get the caliper & disc plate from Daytona racing kit
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