Talon Hillbilly Brake now available

[Tramguage1]

I am excited to announce that Hill Billy Brake has a brake product for the Talon. I volunteered to test a prototype for them. I was so impressed that I immediately got online and purchased one for my P1K. Easy install and works great.

 

[Cuoutdoors]

I have one on my pioneer and I love it.

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[HUCK]

Got mine as soon as it was available . Love it ! Bought another for a friend with a Talon ,he loves it .

 

[JTW]

Why in the s*** Honda couldn’t or rather didn’t implement something like this is beyond me. I love mine!

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Why in the s*** Honda couldn’t or rather didn’t implement something like this is beyond me. I love mine!

liability

 

[NTCPrezJB]

liability

Not buying that. The P500 has a factory parking brake. Many stock Honda quads did as well.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Not buying that. The P500 has a factory parking brake. Many stock Honda quads did as well.

It’s not for sale.

i’m saying it has to be a cable brake. (Solid connection separate from primary braking system) rather than a lever that actuates the primary braking system.

it’s unfortunately written into law.

 

[popeye]

It’s not for sale.

i’m saying it has to be a cable brake. (Solid connection separate from primary braking system) rather than a lever that actuates the primary braking system.

it’s unfortunately written into law.

Still the same short fall of any Honda 1000


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[ToddACimer]

I like the idea but I still hate the pin and spring. It's easy to unlatch but with dirt and corrosion it sucks to operate. I have had to tap mine several times to allow it to actuate/slide. As a new out of box product it gets 4 stars for working "ok" and releasing well but with wear and tear it works worse everytime and it's just not cut out for dirt, sand and corrosion. Overtime it's probably a 2 star or marginal at best product. It's sticky and clumsy to operate, sometimes it doesn't release at all or can't be latched if I need it.

Good luck but you'll need it or you'll need to maintain it more often than the rest of the machine

 

[JTW]

I like the idea but I still hate the pin and spring. It's easy to unlatch but with dirt and corrosion it sucks to operate. I have had to tap mine several times to allow it to actuate/slide. As a new out of box product it gets 4 stars for working "ok" and releasing well but with wear and tear it works worse everytime and it's just not cut out for dirt, sand and corrosion. Overtime it's probably a 2 star or marginal at best product. It's sticky and clumsy to operate, sometimes it doesn't release at all or can't be latched if I need it.

Good luck but you'll need it or you'll need to maintain it more often than the rest of the machine

Coming from a guy who likes mud...

I on the other hand haven’t had any issue with it. I just spray it when I lube everything. So far so good

 

[NTCPrezJB]

Coming from a guy who likes mud...

I on the other hand haven’t had any issue with it. I just spray it when I lube everything. So far so good

JTW post about lube. Anyone else shocked it wasn’t perverted?

 

[JTW]

JTW post about lube. Anyone else shocked it wasn’t perverted?

Did I say where I got it?

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Did I say where I got it?

you mentioned “mud”

but not which gender.

 

[ToddACimer]

Coming from a guy who likes mud...

I on the other hand haven’t had any issue with it. I just spray it when I lube everything. So far so good

I wouldn't say I like mud but I'll drive in almost anything once