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fastpakr
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The perfect excuse for aftermarket braided lines.
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sailor20034
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Re: Line Not Available
Re: Line Not Available
I've never tried this, but some of the auto parts stores (the "majors" like NAPA, not the discount places like Auto Zone) can make up hydraulic lines on the spot. You'd probably have to take your original line in to make sure they got the right sized banjo fittings.
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shortlid said:
I've never tried this, but some of the auto parts stores (the "majors" like NAPA, not the discount places like Auto Zone) can make up hydraulic lines on the spot. You'd probably have to take your original line in to make sure they got the right sized banjo fittings.
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shortlid
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Are these safe??
Are these safe??
How do they put the end fitings on, pressure fitted
?? Do they just make the rubber lines or braided also? :wink: Anyone know of a company that makes aftermarket lines for our bikes?
Are these safe??
How do they put the end fitings on, pressure fitted
?? Do they just make the rubber lines or braided also? :wink: Anyone know of a company that makes aftermarket lines for our bikes?
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Anonymous
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hm. something to think about-- anyone have a suggestion for a location to get prefitted aftermarket lines, or am i kinda out on my own?
i remember seeing bwringer's series on making braided lines, and that might end up being the route i follow.
the reason for rebuilding the caliper isn't because it's not working right, one side of it is damaged. one of hte pistons is all lopsided.
i remember seeing bwringer's series on making braided lines, and that might end up being the route i follow.
the reason for rebuilding the caliper isn't because it's not working right, one side of it is damaged. one of hte pistons is all lopsided.
Dude, did you have a look at my lines in Falmouth that day? Last winter I bought a set from Paragon Performance in California. They are the real deal- nice, nice lines. Steel Braided poly-encased brake hose with crimp fitted nickel alloy banjos. They even supplied all new Goodridge banjo bolts and copper washers. I got the whole six line setup, front and rear for $219. Call 'em up and tell them what bike you have, chances are they have the template already, and if not, you might get a discount for letting them use your lines for a template.