Braided brake lines in Christchurch?

[Fast Eddie]

Looking to get a custom length braided brake line for our sidecar..

hopeing to find a place where we can just take the old brake line in and walk out with a new one same length with the ends fitted ready to go.

need em today

[nodrog]

Looking to get a custom length braided brake line for our sidecar..

hopeing to find a place where we can just take the old brake line in and walk out with a new one same length with the ends fitted ready to go.

need em today

you can get that shit from any bike shop up here, length of hose, and the end fittings.

or any brake and clutch place.

[Fast Eddie]

you can get that shit from any bike shop up here, length of hose, and the end fittings.

or any brake and clutch place.

chur, Phil couldn't find anything in chch yet, so I'm doing some hunting around on his behalf from down in dunedin.

google returned one or two results.

was hoping imdying would come online.. lost his number.

[Grumph]

Looking to get a custom length braided brake line for our sidecar..

hopeing to find a place where we can just take the old brake line in and walk out with a new one same length with the ends fitted ready to go.

need em today

Kai - Cylinder head specialists in Sydenham are one of the few places left here that carry the bits....don't think they'll make the line up though but ask anyway.
I don't think anyone here now does WOF standard lines in house but race stuff can be screw - up joints so even a sidecar mechanic should be able to do one.....

[nodrog]

Kai - Cylinder head specialists in Sydenham are one of the few places left here that carry the bits....don't think they'll make the line up though but ask anyway.
I don't think anyone here now does WOF standard lines in house but race stuff can be screw - up joints so even a sidecar mechanic should be able to do one.....

The ones they sell at the bikes shops up here have various lengths of line with the threaded fittings already crimped on each end, onto which various banjo/end fittings can be screwed, which is WoF legal. The ones that arent WoF legal are the ones of which you speak, threaded push fittings straight onto the braided line.

disclaimer: i may be wrong as i am slightly retarded and have the beatties.

[Fast Eddie]

Kai - Cylinder head specialists in Sydenham are one of the few places left here that carry the bits....don't think they'll make the line up though but ask anyway. beaut, will give it a go. Cheers


.. but race stuff can be screw - up joints so even a sidecar mechanic should be able to do one.....

haha we hope so. Will see how Phil goes in ChCh today - he's off to try undercar first, then find the cyl head joint in sydenham and see where we go from there.

cheers

[onearmedbandit]

was hoping imdying would come online.. lost his number.

Check your rep.

[Fast Eddie]

Check your rep.

cheers bro

[Fast Eddie]

If anyone ever needs in the future, Safe R Brakes in ChCh will do any length braided steel lines with fittings on the ends ready to go for bike or car..


imdying here on KB can do them too, but we were a bit impatient since we are off to Timaru today for NZ Nats round 2

Chur!

[onearmedbandit]

Excellent work. Good luck guys.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Just to bump this I have just gotten off the phone to Safe R Brakes and they still do this....