Shindy Brake Master Cylinder Fluid Reservoir Tank & Hose

You should have no problem fitting this reservoir kit to your YZF-R1.

Yes, you can fit this brake master cylinder fluid reservoir on your 2002 Suzuki GSX-R1000. You may have to do a little work bending a piece of metal to fashion a reservoir bracket it out if, but other than that, the spigot size is standard for modern sport bikes.

This is a universal fit product. You may need to trim the hose or move your mount bracket to use this item.

Shindy's fluid reservoirs are designed to fit many Japanese models with external fluid reservoirs like the one found on the 2008 Kawasaki ZX600P Ninja ZX-6R. The only thing you may have to do is fab up a bracket to complete install to your stock master cylinder.

If it's the diaphragm that's between the reservoir cap and the reservoir's cylinder you're referring to, yes, that's included along with this brake reservoir tank.

Unfortunately no, this won't fit the 2005 Yamaha FZ6S as that particular machine uses an integrated brake fluid reservoir as part of the OEM brake master cylinder assembly. This fluid reservoir only fits machines with an external reservoir similar to what's photographed on our website. In the event your bike's master cylinder reservoir is bad, you'd have to replace the entire brake master cylinder. We do have a Nissin Radial Front Brake Master Cylinder Kit that'll do the job rather handily. Just be sure to choose one with a 19mm Brake Master Cylinder Bore as that's the size recommended for any bike with two front brake rotors.

Yes, it will. You may, however, need to fabricate a mounting bracket, or bend some metal in order to have it fit just like the OEM unit. Otherwise, it'll function just like the stock item and hold the proper volume of brake fluid. Plus, the reservoir's hose will fit the original ZX-6R master cylinder as it's of the same diameter as the original reservoir hose.

Shindy's fluid reservoirs will work on pretty much any bike, including the GSX-R750, that uses a brake master cylinder that has a separate reservoir. About the only thing you may have to do is fashion a bracket to point the outlet in the correct direction for the hose to reach the master cylinder.

If it's an SV650S model that you have, which uses a remote fluid reservoir tank on the front brake master cylinder, then yes - it'll work on that bike.