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Old 22nd May 2011, 22:46   #18
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I think people are getting confused. Swampy is correct that the cross diagonal systems manufacturers use are safer as one front and one rear work on the same circuit, however if you convert to 2 ports (blocking off 2) using the one front and one rear then if a pipe bursts you will lose all your brakes, as they are both on one circuit. If you use 2 lines (one from the front right brake and one from the left) you are eppectively using 2 circuits. One for front one for rear, therefore if a line bursts, you will lose either front or rear brakes.

I think, lol.
you sound confused.
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