Found these on ebay.
Pretty good price for full set of lines(front and rear)
free postage and all stainless steel fittings in assorted colors.
Works out to be about $140 AUS.
cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330042268966&sspagename=ADME:L:RTQ:AU:1
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they look ok rocket, but you've put the link in for one of those filthy kawasucky sets
didn't see the busa listed but he did list sets for the gsxr. anyone know if these would work? [
Mate if you read the ad,it says he will pretty much make them up for any model for that price.
When you order you just tell him model ,type, year ect
and what colors you want.Easy as that really.
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I just went to their website and found their brisbane contact. Full set (3 of) red fittings and lines $241 incl GST delivered Don't ride behind me, I might bin it, Don't ride in front of me ya slow moving bastard, Just ride beside me and shut the f*** up.
Quote:I just went to their website and found their brisbane contact. Full set (3 of) red fittings and lines $241 incl GST delivered
So why would you pay $241 when you can get them from this guy for $140?????
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The HEL braided lines are excellent quality with all stainless fittings.Good value.This is about the standard price from the UK.
Cheers
I've had these on my bus for 2 years, got them in KL
This is a subject I know something about!
There are 2 types of Stainless Braided hose: Rubber or Teflon tube.
Each has its benefits & drawbacks.
Teflon is the top end. Handles all fluids and temperatures really well but suffers from a high price and does not bend well. If you bend Teflon hose past its specified bend radius it will crack underneath the braiding and leak (Not good for a brake line!)
The rubber alternative is just about as good, and cheaper, but much harder to find.
The Victorian supplier of Aeroquip racing components can be found here: Aeroquip Performance Products
You could make any line yourself: brake, fuel, air, etc...
(Just make sure that the items you buy are DOT approved, then they will comply with ADI standards too, and not void your warranty/insurance/rego)
The link to H.E.L (who uses Aeroqip too) is: H.E.L. UK
The Queensland mob is very good if you want pre-assembled lines!
Drop me a line if you want catalogues or more info!
Ive got HEL I think theyre teflon inners. theyre flexible enough cant see how youd bend them to breaking point.
Volvi,
that's the exact problem! They seem flexible enough, but like copper tube or a drinking straw, once bent too far they "crimp" on the side of the bend and remain permanently deformed (you can't see this because of the braid).
And just like copper tube, they will leak at that point.
Teflon Racing Hose has the following maximum bend radii:
1/4" hose = 1.50" bend radius
1/3" hose = 2.00" bend radius
1/2" hose = 4.00" bend radius
3/4" hose = 5.25" bend radius
A quick brochure on the Aeroquip Brake lines you can get: Aeroquip Brake Lines
or the full brochure: Aeroquip Performance Products
I purchased a set of the stainless HELs today via Ebay.
Total cost with insurance $154.51 delivered.
Let's see how long they take to arrive.
Rgds BUSGO
"TAKE MY ADVICE"
I'm not using it anyway!
I got mine for $139 and ordered on thursday.Ill race ya Busgo.
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Your lines arrived yet Rod?
1 week down and mine are still "In the mail".
Rgds BUSGO
"TAKE MY ADVICE"
I'm not using it anyway!
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Busgo did you go thru the link above, or some else on ebay? Regards Richard
“Racing is living, everything else is just waiting”
Not yet Busgo,but would expect it will be a few weeks.
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