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ISCI Hand Brake Install
- Thread starter blambert
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SllimG
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It is a pretty easy install. Good instructions and easy to follow. The only thing I found worth mentioning is the routing of the hose. The instructions say as an "alternate" way of routing the hose, you can run it in front of the gas tank to the left side and then to the front and up to the handbrake. I found that there was no way to route it to the left side and have enough hose to make it there. I routed it along the right side as the instructions show as the primary way to do it and didn't have any issues. Hope this helps.
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blambert
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Installed pictures
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It was tight fit with the Corbin saddle bag bike hardware, yet got it all in -works well.
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It was tight fit with the Corbin saddle bag bike hardware, yet got it all in -works well.
Bob Denman
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ISCI always sends great instructions... :2thumbs:
cyclelover63
Member
I installed mine,and it was a very well made and designed mod..Make sure you have plenty of zip ties to make sure the hose stays where you put it..When you have it all routed,turn the wheels all of the way both ways to make sure nothing is binding..Before you tighten the throttle housing back up,make sure it is rotated to the original position...Take your time,save old parts you take off in case you want to take it off when you trade or sell your bike in the future...
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