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Mark W

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The lever is in so many ways similar or identical to the Racing Line levers,

even in the milling surface finish and the branding looks, that I really think

they went to Taipei, upgraded the CAD drawings in cooperation,

to make the original Racing Line lever a little bit lighter, more comfortable and usable.

Anyway, anyone want to guess / smartass about the purpose of the lower protrusion on the slaves?

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Is that the bleed screw on the bottom of the strange slave cylinders? Interesting...

Not sure if being sarcastic or not but it seems like a really good idea to have it all going in one line and from the bottom! Especially as you bleed from slaves upwards don't you? Wait, you do don't you, got me thinking now haha

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Look all ok. The protrusion at the bottom of the slaves is odd (looks like you'd easily snag a shoe or something on it). If that grub screw on the bottom is for bleeding, then what is the grub screw on the outside face for? I expect they will be horrificly expensive, which is a shame as there still doesn't seem to be a real alternative to the ever rarer 05 HS33.

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looks promising!

the allen bolts on the sides of the slaves do have a "firmtech style adjustment" look to me,that would be awesome.

once you clamped your slaves down fiddling is over,just turn in a bolt to get your pads near to the rim.

i could be wrong with it being that way though :)but even a bolt that holds the piston in and offers a way to disassemble the slave would be great imo

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looks promising!

the allen bolts on the sides of the slaves do have a "firmtech style adjustment" look to me,that would be awesome.

once you clamped your slaves down fiddling is over,just turn in a bolt to get your pads near to the rim.

i could be wrong with it being that way though :)but even a bolt that holds the piston in and offers a way to disassemble the slave would be great imo

Ahh a bit like a DIY TPA system? If so that sounds fairly interesting. Hope that's not the only method of adjusting the distance to the rim though, Never like the thought of having lots of TPA on, not for the threads sake at the master cylinder/lever side but the force generated on the extruding slave side.

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