Master Cylinder transplant question/s

[Tiger]

...the front brakes take 1.5 squeezes to function, which is still plenty functional.

Really, with 600Lb of bike/rider!!...Until, God forbid, the time that you really need it!!! You know, that time...that unexpected time.

Sorry Fin, but you are an accident waiting to happen...

John.

[fintip]

Granted. But I won't even be putting in an hour of driving like that, before I swap out the master cyl, and I'll just add in extra caution until then.

You guys should have felt the brakes on my first vanagon. Now that was scary...

[rktmanfj]

Granted. But I won't even be putting in an hour of driving like that, before I swap out the master cyl, and I'll just add in extra caution until then.

Well hey, you didn't tell us that before... that makes it okay then.     

Carry on.

[oldktmdude]

Granted. But I won't even be putting in an hour of driving like that, before I swap out the master cyl, and I'll just add in extra caution until then.

You guys should have felt the brakes on my first vanagon. Now that was scary...

It's only a matter of time before your luck will run out. Why poke the bear?     

[fintip]

UPDATE TO ANYONE READING THIS THREAD IN THE FUTURE:

This is NOT an '02 R6 Master Cylinder. It is also not a 14mm radial. It appears to be a 17.5mm radial M/C off of an '07 (or equivalent year) Honda 600RR. For discussion and pictures and links, see here.

Not sure in the end if it just doesn't push enough fluid, or really does need a rebuild kit...