[tananchun]

Anyone can suggest any brand?

 

[919toCB1R]

If money isn't an issue Rizoma. They are a universal fit, but they make some nice looking aluminum tanks for front and rear brakes.

 

[tananchun]

If money isn't an issue Rizoma. They are a universal fit, but they make some nice looking aluminum tanks for front and rear brakes.

any specific model that you can recommend?

 

[919toCB1R]

any specific model that you can recommend?

Nothing specific comes to mind. As far as levers go, you can go with normal length or shorty levers. Depends on if you use all fingers when clutching and braking or just 1 or 2. Both normal and shorty levers can be found with a folding option to. If you take a spill the levers will fold up so they don't get damaged.

If you are changing out the tanks, the rear is easy as it just bolts in place and plugs into the hose. The front is tricky because it is an integrated reservoir. So you are left with trying to find someone that makes a compatible tank or changing out the front master cylinder and tank as a whole. With the latter option you want to make sure the aftermarket master cylinder is pushing the same amount or more fluid through. You will have to get used to the new braking limits if you have one that is pushing more fluid through. If it pushes less fluid through than the stock one, you run the risk of not getting enough pressure to the brakes even with a full length pull on the brake lever. Below are some master cylinder options:

Motorcycle Brake Master Cylinders | Front & Rear - MOTORCYCLEiD.com

Motorcycle brake parts and accessories from MOTORCYCLEiD are your key to a safe driving experience whatever motorbike you have and wherever the road takes you.

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or

Brembo Radial Brake Master Cylinder 110C74010 for Honda CB1000R 18- in Master Cylinder Radial Street

Easy route, find some compatible levers you like and change out the tank cap with either the one from Puig or Light Tech.