Beringer caliper

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Hi all,

I'd like to put on my bike the 6 piston brake from beringer. Can I still use the standard fte master cylinder? Can you help me? Ah, I have a 2008 FS 650 e...



cheers
e.
 
edoardo said:
Hi all,

I'd like to put on my bike the 6 piston brake from beringer. Can I still use the standard fte master cylinder? Can you help me? Ah, I have a 2008 FS 650 e...



cheers
e.

Hi.
If you want to use the Std FTE it will work fine, even better than with the 4 piston, its a bit hard to press when the 4 piston radial caliper is used.
The 6 piston caliper needs a bit more oil due to more pistons to move, so the mastercyl will feel a bit more sensitive in my opinion.
//Thomas
 
Thanks a lot Thomas, this souunds great :)

@SuperMotoMike: went today a the shop, it seam I don't need a new fork leg bottom from an FE...hope they are right...
 
I think you do need the FE part.

This is the original FS radial mount caliper...
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This is the six piston lug mount caliper from the Force Depot catalog...
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The two calipers are mounted two different ways...
 
Re: RE: Re: Beringer caliper

SuperMotoMike said:
won't you need a new fork leg bottom from an FE?

Yes a new bottom part is required and easy to change.
A wise and a heatgum, use a big wrench, just heat up the part due to its filled with loctite.

I prefer this set-up due to its the best if you only have one bike and want to ride all year around.
Just swap wheels and brakes.

//Thomas
 
uhm, ok... so it's clear I have to change the bottom part and that at the shop gave me a fast but wrong answer. Just one more for you, since the 6 piston beringer need a new bottom part, is this radial like the fte?


thanks guys
 
edoardo said:
uhm, ok... so it's clear I have to change the bottom part and that at the shop gave me a fast but wrong answer. Just one more for you, since the 6 piston beringer need a new bottom part, is this radial like the fte?


thanks guys

This part is the same as on the Enduro/MX forks, its NOT Radial.

This makes it possible to also fit your future MX caliper when you go out with your 21" wheel and do some serious offroading.

//Thomas
 
Bump, as I'm looking for the same info. Also, does anyone have any pics of the six piston installed on an FS?

~S
 

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