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I have an old 1992 KDX250 with a broken rear brake reservoir to be replaced, OEM for ~ $30.00. So, this is an excellent replacement for the price but it will need a simple modification for this to work, at least on my bike. I need to move (bend) the reservoir hose nozzle by bending it from the present position to a straight-down position. A "controlled heat source set to ~440 F using a drill bit.

I have an old 1992 KDX250 with a broken rear brake reservoir to be replaced, OEM for ~ $30.00. So, this is an excellent replacement for the price but it will need a simple modification for this to work, at least on my bike. I need to move (bend) the reservoir hose nozzle by bending it from the present position to a straight-down position. A "controlled heat source set to ~440 F using a drill bit.

That's pretty neat. Keep that KDX going.