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Throttle

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rvf7972 Newbie

rvf7972

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Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Feb 1 2006, 11:16 AM

Question: Which brakeline and where?

 

I am looking at upgrading my brakelines ... need Ninjas input ... I prefer based on personal experience rather than those crappy info that you read from the manufacturers websites ...

 

Looks is my top priority followed by price followed by performance ... I am a pure POSER!!!

 

Constructive inputs will be appreciated while krappy ones will be replied with even a krappier reply ... :thumb:

Stock is da best..

when compare the aftermarket hose to the stock.. cos its bigger

in diameter.. o_O

Nok97 Newbie

Nok97

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Originally posted by rvf7972@Feb 1 2006, 01:53 PM

Stock is da best..

when compare the aftermarket hose to the stock.. cos its bigger

in diameter.. o_O

:giddy:

stock hose best??????????????????????

u fail ur test....

BlueWarrior77 Newbie

BlueWarrior77

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Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Feb 1 2006, 11:16 AM

Question: Which brakeline and where?

 

I am looking at upgrading my brakelines ... need Ninjas input ... I prefer based on personal experience rather than those crappy info that you read from the manufacturers websites ...

 

Looks is my top priority followed by price followed by performance ... I am a pure POSER!!!

 

Constructive inputs will be appreciated while krappy ones will be replied with even a krappier reply ... :thumb:

Goodridge? Works well on my ride.. Looks quite pretty to me.. but the down side is its rather common. Cost around 200 front back on mine. Not too sure how much for 636..

 

Overall rating good la.. :thumb:

Nok97 Newbie

Nok97

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Originally posted by rvf7972@Feb 1 2006, 03:37 PM

:cry:

 

ok la u teach me.. i was thinking the bigger the better..

 

:faint: o_O :spam:

:giddy: :giddy:

big oso don mean gd...

breast too big oso scary!

:cheeky:

EVOIIIGSR Newbie

EVOIIIGSR

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Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Feb 1 2006, 11:16 AM

Question: Which brakeline and where?

 

I am looking at upgrading my brakelines ... need Ninjas input ... I prefer based on personal experience rather than those crappy info that you read from the manufacturers websites ...

 

Looks is my top priority followed by price followed by performance ... I am a pure POSER!!!

 

Constructive inputs will be appreciated while krappy ones will be replied with even a krappier reply ... :thumb:

Thanks for the reply ...

 

Any more inputs ... :confused:

 

I am planning for installation in mid feb ... :smile:

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Kaoiwas Newbie

Kaoiwas

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Its not about the diamtere la. Its about how much allowance there is for the hose to expand under pressure. The more it expands, the less pressure there is for the fluid to push against ur caliper pistons.

 

Bro, Goodridge now got discount. $168 for 3 lines. 2 front 1 back.

 

HEL got lifetime warranty la. $195 for 3 lines.

 

By the way, ppl keep asking how much for this and that bike. They charge by amount of lines, not which bike.

VoLcAnO Newbie

VoLcAnO

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Originally posted by Kaoiwas@Feb 3 2006, 10:15 AM

Its not about the diamtere la. Its about how much allowance there is for the hose to expand under pressure. The more it expands, the less pressure there is for the fluid to push against ur caliper pistons.

 

Bro, Goodridge now got discount. $168 for 3 lines. 2 front 1 back.

 

HEL got lifetime warranty la. $195 for 3 lines.

 

By the way, ppl keep asking how much for this and that bike. They charge by amount of lines, not which bike.

izzit steel braided? :confused:

Let The Good Times Roll

EVOIIIGSR Newbie

EVOIIIGSR

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Originally posted by Kaoiwas@Feb 3 2006, 10:15 AM

Its not about the diamtere la. Its about how much allowance there is for the hose to expand under pressure. The more it expands, the less pressure there is for the fluid to push against ur caliper pistons.

 

Bro, Goodridge now got discount. $168 for 3 lines. 2 front 1 back.

 

HEL got lifetime warranty la. $195 for 3 lines.

 

By the way, ppl keep asking how much for this and that bike. They charge by amount of lines, not which bike.

:thumb:

http://www.boysstuff.co.uk/Images/prod_center/kawasaki_cen_200_81110.jpg

Courtesy of Boys Stuff UK

Nok97 Newbie

Nok97

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Originally posted by indra636@Feb 3 2006, 11:52 AM

:lovestruck: :lovestruck:

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Kaoiwas Newbie

Kaoiwas

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Originally posted by VoLcAnO@Feb 3 2006, 10:29 AM

izzit steel braided? :confused:

Yes. U want titanium also Hel got. If u wanna go MotoGP and try wif Rossi and Barros u can try that. Work pizza hut 1 mth can pay for it liao...

Throttle Newbie

Throttle

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Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Feb 2 2006, 11:13 AM

Thanks for the reply ...

 

Any more inputs ... :confused:

 

I am planning for installation in mid feb ... :smile:

I've always used Goodridge....absolutely no complaints except for the price.

 

Goodridge, goodstuff.

 

However, i also believe that with the advancement of technology and fierce competition, most aftermarket braided brakelines are comparable to one another.

PRicing, and choice of color become the main considerations.

 

 

Whcihever one you get, you will find your braking power increase by a significant amount. excellent for the track.

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E-SAP-TEHTEK Newbie

E-SAP-TEHTEK

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Originally posted by SKIMMER@Feb 5 2006, 07:51 AM

what's up to all my bro ,,,no outing ???

Hi.. I m new here... Regarding outing can I join in but i must say i ride an old kawasaki ZX tho....

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slowpoke Newbie

slowpoke

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Originally posted by rvf7972@Feb 5 2006, 11:58 PM

mighty joe is back

 

:lovestruck: :lovestruck: :lovestruck:

 

makkan session can..but in sg..if any other place its gona be in golden traingle

 

lol:

:cheer:

 

mighty joe young's brother = mighty joe old

 

:cheeky: :cheeky:

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