Sorry to interupt,
In holland you can buy them in parts and make the line yourself on the right
length. As far as I know Goodridge (in the town: Leiden I think) makes them
on order. In germany you're not allowed to make and place the lines
yourself. It's a teflon hose with SS outer.
Fred
Kevin,
S.S. brake lines are made to measure your bike. There are several brands,
but I don't think there will be too much difference in quality. i ordered
mine for my old concours through a non brand specific mechanic shop and they
did a great job. I mounted them myself. I replaced all the
YHa, and I claim it!!
Just got back from a MUCH-NEEDED vacation and long (OK, Roger, not so
long) ride. Covered 2025 miles of Colorado and New Mexico. But, the
record..
I hereby claim the world's GTS altitude record. Rode the Mount Evans
highway, went to 14,256 feet, which for
Your tire problems could be indicators of low tire pressure. The rear
will slide and it will ALSO cause the front end to misbehave. I
discovered this phenom years ago on my trusty XS1100. ('member those?)
Cover should not have cracked. I've not heard anything at all like that
before.
As for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] eclaimed:
YHa, and I claim it!!
I hereby claim the world's GTS altitude record.
Highest Altitude? OK How about the lowest?? Mine's been 110 feet
BELOW sea level while riding around Lago Enriquillo in the Dominican
Republic:
Thanks for the info, I'm pretty satisfied with the
feel now but I know the s.s. would feel much better...
--- Michel Bijl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin,
S.S. brake lines are made to measure your bike.
There are several brands,
but I don't think there will be too much difference
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