| Author | Message | ||
     Ft_bstrd |
Looking to replace the rubber hoses with stainless braided hoses. Anyone know of a good source? Thanks. | ||
| Snowbees |
be carefull with stainless line routing, they can wear through ali cases and paintwork | ||
| Dutch_x1 |
take a look at www.goodridge.net they`ve got stainless braided hoses with a plastic cover to protect paintwork and more i`ve got these hoses on my x1 | ||
| Buell_bert |
Goodridge is the only place to go for hoses and fittings. This includes oil, and brakes. Super good quality and variety. | ||
| Jayvee |
Goodridge is practically the only make, but lots of places sell them. Check the usual suspects, like American Sport Bike, or whoever your favorite is. Likely cheaper than factory-direct. | ||
| Kyrocket |
If you ever need to make cheap braided hoses on the cheap, instead of buying the do it yourself kits you can get some dishwasher hose from a home improvement store, cut off the ends remove and replace. It's obviously just for looks but but did I mention it's cheap. | ||
| M2typhoon |
This is an oval track supply place but the owner sells braided brake lines, braided oil lines and fittings for cheaper than I've ever seen and he typically ships the same day as payment. The guy's name is Bill and he knows fittings quite well and he even has a AN fitting size chart to help you. www.GRE6.com | ||
| Skntpig |
I got a kit from americansportbike.com and if I remember correctly it was made by Russell. I really like it. |
