jamesmartin
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you only need to bleed rear so start with them ,i never had to go further when changing rear pipes
Brake pipes and chassis number
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Teamemmenracing
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Just a thought - I use braided steel lines on the bikes and get them made up to any length. Can did out the details of the guy that does 'em for me if you are interested.
Think one long flexible line would be easier to route than the standard steel ones ......
Think one long flexible line would be easier to route than the standard steel ones ......
New brake lines are one of my jobs for the summer. The idea of using flexi pipes all the way is appealing - BUT
How much?
I've seen the price of good quality flexi pipes for the wheel connections. How much is it going to cost to replace the full lengths?
Teamemmenracing
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Not sure , I know they are not cheap .....
Just digging through my old stuff to find the supplier .....
There's loads on the net tho .........quick google brings up hunners of suppliers
Just digging through my old stuff to find the supplier .....
There's loads on the net tho .........quick google brings up hunners of suppliers
mick the builder
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Thanks for the idea but athough safety is paramount, cost is also a top priority. Thats why I have to do it myself. Gone are the days when I could pay some one else to do the dirty jobs!
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