Discreet Master Cylinder
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dapper
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Does anyone one know if the guy who was designing this ever succeeded. I've never liked the way the normal type of master sits and mars the lines of the handlebars, and this always looked like a really nice bit of kit.
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soulsurfer
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Jason Frost. No nothing yet, still waiting 
Come on Jason 
The only alternative is the hidden typhoon master cylinder.
Out of interest what would you be willing to pay for Jason's?
Come on Jason The only alternative is the hidden typhoon master cylinder.
Out of interest what would you be willing to pay for Jason's?
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2 Pints & a packet of crisps 
No really, thought this was an excellent idea and looks far better than what's normally fitted, plus less chance of one snapping, no hole in side of headset for hose. I suppose around the £80-£100 would be a fair price 
for the master and dog leg lever alone
No really, thought this was an excellent idea and looks far better than what's normally fitted, plus less chance of one snapping, no hole in side of headset for hose. I suppose around the £80-£100 would be a fair price for the master and dog leg lever aloneCompact Toolbox Flywheel Holder