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You bled both sides of the calipers right? It's definitely not the master cylinder as that gives equal pressure to the front brakes, seems as though you have something weird
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You bled both sides of the calipers right? It's definitely not the master cylinder as that gives equal pressure to the front brakes, seems as though you have something weird going on with the right front caliper. I would unbolt the caliper and check the pads at this point and look for uneven wear - this telltale sign of a sticking piston (which also would generate the shudder in the first place).
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