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80 gs450, not near my bike. anyone know offhand?
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The OE fuel line is 7mm ID and stretchy.Ed
To measure is to know.
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Get a stock one from Bikebandit or similar. It's a metric size so between sizes that are common in the parts store. The stock one is much easier to work with. You get a length that will do about 4 bikes when you order it.
Dan
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I just recently purchased a fuel line for my '82 450. The motion pro brand has a 8mm I.D. and an 13mm O.D. The line fit fine to the fuel cock but I had to put a small hose clamp at the fuel "T" at the carbs.
Also, you can order it off line but you'll pay shipping. I went to the bike shop and it was around $3-4/ft.Last edited by Guest; 03-31-2010, 04:22 PM.Comment
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