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Was just wondering if anyone had tried this swap and how it turned out? I have a friend with a savage and after seeing it had the single front disc, wondered if I could swap over brake master cylinder/levers and clutch lever/perch from one to my 77 gs750 with no issues?
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I have done it , and it works great, I have added twin full length {master to caliper ] stainless brake lines , rebuilt the calipers and now have 3 finger braking excellent way for improvement . Did this on my 1000GOriginally posted by Octane80 View Post1984 GS1100GK newest addition to the heard
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To a single disk?No the master on the SV is for a 2 disk bike.Single disk masters are smaller bores.Originally posted by Octane80 View PostComment
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I'm not sure what you're saying SVsooke, the savage my buddy owns is only single disk up front as is my gs750 since it's a 77. Are you saying that even though the savage is a single disk that the master is designed for a dual set up?Comment
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OK a Savage and the SV650 in your banner are diffent animals.The SV looks like this
And the Savage
A Savage master should work just fine,the SV would be to big.Comment
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Cool, perhaps I meant LS650 though I could've sworn I heard the owner call it an sv650. Anywhoot thanks for the info guys!Comment
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Doesn't the Savage use larger-diameter handlebars than the GS?Comment
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