you CAN remove it , as long as there is fluid to the top of the little hoes that connects to the reservoir , the brake will still work. the reservoir is just to give you a visual that there's fluid ...they have little cap reservoirs.
i relocated my rear reservoir to the handlebars and now im going to do this....
I dont like the weight of the rear disc, caliper and pedal,
but one day I might need to use it.
I suggest a Harley and a custom chopper forum may be more to your liking?
Hahah. True. I think I've customized just about every model Harley makes for friends, family, and myself. And the only thing i wanted to change on this bike was the tag bracket. The muffler bugged me, but not enough to spend a ton of money for no significant gain. This bike is great from the showroom floor.
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I like the tube and cap idea. I think if I do something like that it will clean up nicely.
I feel like the bike looks more expensive then it is. All except for that one little container. That has bothered me since day one. I don't think I will rerout it to the bars, but that is a cool concept. Thanks everyone!
Rear Brake Reservoir
