[kreydar]

i was wondering if it was possible to move my brake reservoir from my bars down to under the plastics? or is this not possible?

 

[JBarnaby1987]

Anything is possible lol... But why??

 

[prityboy69]

no the reservoir needs to be higher than the cylinder because it is a gravity feed system.

 

[kawie450r]

If you did that i dont see how you would use the brakes being the lever is attached to the res.

 

[prityboy69]

yes in order to do it you would need to use one of the master cylinder's with the removable plastic tanks. then use lines to run to a remote tank. the problem you run in to is there is no way to put it below the plastics and still have it gravity feed the cylinder.

 

[kreydar]

i know the lever is attatched to the res but i was wondering if i move the master cylinder and the res all together and use a cable to activate the master cylinder that runs from the brake lever to the master cylinder to activate it. i was just thinking that it would look cleaner and not have a block of aluminum bolted to the bars. idk it was just a thought.

 

[mr.bigwheel]

if i move the master cylinder and the res all together and use a cable to activate the master cylinder

Big job, but that could work.
Depending on what kind of riding you are doing, you might be able to run a larger bore rear master and a proportioning valve. Then you could run the front and rear brakes with the foot pedal. Totally clean bars then. If you do that, you need to run a Rekluse and throw off the clutch lever so both sides match.

 

[kkfxw]

You still need a clutch with the rekluse surely.. That doesnt transform it into an automatic. Haha

 

[mr.bigwheel]

You still need a clutch with the rekluse

The original z-start rekluse eliminated the clutch lever unless you purchased the optional over-ride kit. The EXP has to have the lever to adjust the gap but the core EXP I have in mine adjusts the gap on the pressure plate, so you could throw the lever off of mine no problem.