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Rear brake master cylinder

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Is it possible to replace a beta rev 3 rear master cylinder with a universal brembo one instead?, iv measured it up and it will fit but will it work or is the beta one made difernley for trials?

Thanks

Gday, master cylinders are the same - i.e. one for a road bike is the same basic design as our trials ones. The important thing is the diameter of the cylinder. They must be the same, otherwise it will alter the braking force that you apply. Bigger cylinder = less pressure, smaller cylinder = more pressure. Apart from that you have your usual details like thread size/type and style of pipe fittings, access to the cap, mounting point dimensions etc etc.

Hope this helps,

Cheers

Stork

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Gday, master cylinders are the same - i.e. one for a road bike is the same basic design as our trials ones. The important thing is the diameter of the cylinder. They must be the same, otherwise it will alter the braking force that you apply. Bigger cylinder = less pressure, smaller cylinder = more pressure. Apart from that you have your usual details like thread size/type and style of pipe fittings, access to the cap, mounting point dimensions etc etc.

Hope this helps,

Cheers

Stork

Thank you

Your Help was realy helpful :thumbup:

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