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actungbaby
24th February 2012, 21:54
Hi getting my bike back on the road got bike going oh yeah i got no brakes okay i knew i need a new lever so
I havent check anything esle apart from that i need to replace left brake rotor it was damaged but i suspected brake lines where leaking as
Chould feel oil on the inside the fairing foam man thats a pain i don't know how 1 am going clean it
Then glanced at master cylinder looks empty , I was so am thinking the steel lines have been torn slighty at the bottom joins
As cant see any damage i checked before so that why thought must be okay . i dont have any more money to spare
At moment to buy new lines always assume these where out my price range only had rubber lines myself well just standred honda parts you
know . there might be a little slack ,can they be cut down and fittings added like 5 mm cut of and get fittings done at brake repair firm (car)
I need to spend 200.00 on new vfr 750 headlight so i dont have spare money for this as well
or i do have some spare parts i swap as a trade for lines ie got some headers i brought second hand and i only use the front pipes
The rest is here i dont really want take my orginals off as spent to much time know taking it to bits i just want ride the bike know
I brought these of ebay just got them today from bike dealer in the usa fitted what i needed I only brought the lot as in hurry to fix what i needed to
My orginals where crushed by the front forks
ducatilover
24th February 2012, 23:59
How long are the lines mate?
I'll measure up my spares when I have a moment, if they're likely to fit, you can have 'em.
actungbaby
25th February 2012, 09:17
How long are the lines mate?
I'll measure up my spares when I have a moment, if they're likely to fit, you can have 'em.
Thanks mate i might well take them both of and i give to you i think one might be okay though did feel film of something on both of them
even so you may have use for the lines as think it stress split at the joiners at the calibers i get measure them in a moe:corn:
AllanB
25th February 2012, 12:19
If your original headers were crushed by the front forks I presume the forks were bent back and quitely likely the brake lines got stressed in the accident. Replace them. They are too important to F around with.
ducatilover
25th February 2012, 12:42
Thanks mate i might well take them both of and i give to you i think one might be okay though did feel film of something on both of them
even so you may have use for the lines as think it stress split at the joiners at the calibers i get measure them in a moe:corn:
Sweet dude, let me know how long they are, I'll try find my spares today.
actungbaby
25th February 2012, 12:50
Sweet dude, let me know how long they are, I'll try find my spares today.
one line is 74cm other longer one is 78cm approx
ducatilover
25th February 2012, 12:59
These run one line from the master to a splitter, short side is just over 700mm.
You're welcome to try them? 258390
actungbaby
25th February 2012, 19:03
These run one line from the master to a splitter, short side is just over 700mm.
You're welcome to try them? 258390
Okay mate thanks will do i will. talk about scary dude i just went up from my place to pak n save car park
And old ford falcon just crossed my path at speed to get into driveway cut right accross it was like dam gave me a
Freight have'nt had that in years if been closer i dont have any front brakes so not good idea to ride it anymore
Am going walk to espnade and go on walking track slowly u dont happen to have spare xl crash helmet i brought one from tradme but got pay another 300.00 to get it .
Poilce car drove past when coming out car park after my little scare and she didnt notice my yellow bike helmet
And no headlight not to mention no wof rego opps need get headlight and brakes sorted and foot peg and i take it in
not sure rear tire either i post pic looks bit low in the middle
ducatilover
25th February 2012, 19:09
Jeez better get a headlight on it!
I've only got my own helmet lol
actungbaby
25th February 2012, 19:22
Jeez better get a headlight on it!
I've only got my own helmet lol
no problems dude yes a black bike with no headlight not good dude
These run one line from the master to a splitter, short side is just over 700mm.
You're welcome to try them? 258390
Okay mate thanks try those hoses l. talk about scary dude i just went up from my place to pak n save car park
And old ford falcon just crossed my path at speed to get into driveway cut right accross it was like dam gave me a
Freight have'nt had that in years if been closer i dont have any front brakes so not good idea to ride it anymore
Am going walk to espnade and go on walking track slowly u dont happen to have spare xl crash helmet i brought one from tradme but got pay another 300.00 to get it .
Poilce car drove past when coming out car park after my little scare and she didnt notice my yellow bike helmet
And no headlight not to mention no wof rego opps need get headlight and brakes sorted and foot peg and i take it in
not sure rear tire either i post pic looks bit low in the middle
I had take them out again as they separated to much and had hammer them closed a little then get bar nip them out on opening
To get the bolts started then just used slicon spray pushed them back through . i take of the tripple clamps next weekend
As bottom one is bent up slight on right side so whould not help matters
my eyes watering from worry and the wind in my damm eyes i been doing laps around the house got told of from wife for loosing rear traction on the lawn seem you get nice sound when bllip oh so light throttle and gve clutch little slip mmmm that sound
Know can get it all wof and get some road miles on to get the feel of it so far very happy with the feel it feels alot lighter than imagined
So u know its bigger than 400cc though
ducatilover
26th February 2012, 18:25
I wish I could ride mine around the house!
I'd replace the triple clamp on yours, I have a front tyre with tread, but my no rear tyres at the moment, trademe might help?
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