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post #1 of 6 (permalink) Old 01-22-2018, 02:13 PM Thread Starter
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Pics of 2018 F3 rear reservoir mount.
Hoping to see if anyone has some pictures of how the 2018 rear brake reservoir is mounted. Look way cleaner than what was done before it.
Hoping a simple bracket and this can be relocated.
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post #2 of 6 (permalink) Old 01-22-2018, 09:27 PM
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I have done the modification shown here:

http://www.mvagusta.net/forum/56-sus...-pictures.html

It does get the reservoir quite a way out from the frame plate
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not bad, but I was looking at putting it down and in front of the brake reservoir like the 2018 bikes,.
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not bad, but I was looking at putting it down and in front of the brake reservoir like the 2018 bikes,.
Hmmm,I’m suspicious that the new location is no better at dissipating heat than theoriginal one on my 2013 is. I guess time will tell.
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it might be if you run a "high-mount" possibly? in the (hopefully rare) event of a crash it might get hit more easily though... not sure yet which way to go. Planning to do that this winter
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Not to worried about the heat to be honest, as for one don't really use the rear brake much. If the rear brake isn't cooking on my Panigale then I would not be to worried about it on the F3.
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