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think you would need to jump a line from your main one to the parking brake with a double banjo bolt like this on in the link , this company in the link sell all the parts u need i just dont no the sizes of the banjo bolt and fitting u would need. the sell quick connect fittings so no special tool necessary. i did it this way when i added another rotor to the front motorcycle worked out great.

http://www.spieglerusa.com/double-banjo-bolt-1651.htm

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Pull the handle. I do it all the time. Matter of fact I that is my copilot's job if I have one. Its nice to use it just to slow me in technical downhills.

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