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   mello dude Administrator

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   The front wheel needs to be moving to actuate any pressure to brake at the rear. The front 3rd master cylinder is on a pivot and when the left caliper starts to grab the rotor the 3rd mc rotates on the pivot and generates pressure that goes to the rear.
   
   MD

    

   mello dude, Jun 17, 2008

   
   
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   mello dude Administrator

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   Thats the thing that drove me nuts - rear brake pedal down and the front dives.
   
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   mello dude, Jun 17, 2008

   
   
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