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| TomR6 |
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 Posted: 21:52 - 22 Jan 2010 Post subject: Bargain heads up - Brake Lines |
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M&P have a sale on brake lines on their ebay store.
Hel Lines
Goodridge Lines
You forgo the luxury of choosing the line colour, but for considerably less cost than trade price, you can't argue.
Cheers, Tom. ____________________ 2005 Yamaha R6
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| nasty |
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None for my bike though  ____________________ ZX6R F3 |
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I don't understand how a front 3-line kit would work for my bike... The front 3 brakelines are all attached at one little metal block, that also attaches them to the mudguard. But there is no way to remove or attach the brakelines.  ____________________
'06 Honda CBR125RW-6 ~ '00 Honda CBR600F-Y ~ '07 Honda CBR600RR-7 ~ Bikeless
'53 Ford Ka 1.3 ~ '03 Vauxhall Astra SRi 1.8 ~ '52 Vauxhall Astra SRi 2.2 ~ '53 Vauxhall Astra GSi |
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| TomR6 |
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Not sure mate, does the block come off the mudguard? ____________________ 2005 Yamaha R6 |
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| Gazdaman |
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 Gazdaman I did a trackday!!!

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| TUG |
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| Noxious89123 |
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The block does come off the mudguard, but the lines are integral to it. There is no connector as such, all 3 lines are attached into one piece through the little block.
I could run the two seperate lines, but I'd have to figure out a way to attach them out the way. The metal/rubber P clip on the bottom yoke will only go around one line you see. I'd also have to get a P clip to put on the other side of the mudguard. The current lines are very rigid, and being an over-the-mudguard setup, the lengths of hose are very short.
There are brakelines for my bike in both those eBay links, but I'd be a bit apprehensive about buying them. I think I'd rather buy exactly what I wanted directly from the manufacturer, just for the peace of mind, and support if i have problems.
A good find none the less  ____________________
'06 Honda CBR125RW-6 ~ '00 Honda CBR600F-Y ~ '07 Honda CBR600RR-7 ~ Bikeless
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| Gazdaman |
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 Gazdaman I did a trackday!!!

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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 232 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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