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Re: Front Brake Master Options
« Reply #15 on: February 25, 2025, 02:15:34 AM »

I think you want to measure your pistons.  If you have OEM  Energica calipers, I'd expect you have 34mm pistons.

I guess I will have to do that.

If they are 34 MM piston calipers, and they are OEM, then the master would need to be a 19 bore not a 17.

I appreciate your help very much.

This is what Ed wrote to me:


Should be a 17mm,

 

they are M430 calipers which takes the RCS17 on other applications

 

Same calipers and pads as 17-20 Tuono, where we suggest a 17mm RCS as well

 

 

 

 

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Re: Front Brake Master Options
« Reply #16 on: February 25, 2025, 03:06:40 AM »

I've a 2023 Ego+ RS.  It isn't a Clienti.

The bike has Marzocchi forks and Brembo 20.9883 (left) and 20.9884 (right) monoblock calipers.

The calipers have 100mm bolt spacing and four 34 mm pistons.

I have a 19 M/C.

I thought the Eva and Ego shared brake parts?  But maybe a difference in years?

Have you measured your pistons?

Great info.  I will measure the pistons.

The 18mm Magura Hc1 is now looking like a good option for what I am trying to do.

Very strange that Ed at AF1 does not have this info, and strange that it is not published.  Seems important to know!

THANKS!
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Re: Front Brake Master Options
« Reply #17 on: February 25, 2025, 08:23:10 PM »

The calipers measure 30mm.

Found a marking on the OEM master that says 18.  That seems likley to be the bore designation.

Since I am not sure if I want a 17 or a 16 bore, I think I will start the experiment with a Nissin 17 mm master, which is good quality made in Japan kit, and it will at least give me an idea if I am heading in the right direction in terms of ideal bore size for the calipers.

https://www.partsgiant.com/p343715-nissin-radial-front-brake-master-cylinder-kit#product-reviews

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Re: Front Brake Master Options
« Reply #18 on: February 28, 2025, 01:37:01 AM »

The 17mm nissin master works nicely compared to the 18mm that was on there.  Softer lever, better modulation for my taste.  16mm will be too soft for me so I will stick with the 17mm.

With dual 4 piston 30mm calipers:

18 mm was a 20 ratio

17 mm provides a 24 ratio

16 mm would be 28:1

30:1 - soft feel
27:1 - sweet spot
23:1 - firm feel
20:1 - wooden feel


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