Classic Motorcycle Mechanics

The Master-plan!

Many of us have been here – you take the top off a master cylinder and wince at what’s inside.

Some evil-ooking fluid, possibly some rust or corrosion, lots of staining and possibly some random black gunge floating around. You sigh because you know there’s more hassle and financial outlay ahead if the project is ever going to turn a wheel in anger. Your options are

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