sounds like a planBuck wrote:Wanna give me a hand to fit them mina?mrmina wrote:u bastardBuck wrote:Cheers Andi
I have bought a set for the 7.
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Steve
Cheap HEL brake line (zx7r)
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Well they've arrived and I just fitted them. It is the 2-lines version. They are *GREAT*, gives that nice feel under heavy braking
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Now... I need to get one for the rear brake as I use them religiously.... any ideas where to get it ?? HEL does not seem to sell it separately
Now... I need to get one for the rear brake as I use them religiously.... any ideas where to get it ?? HEL does not seem to sell it separately
"my dad's motorbike is cool it is all ways clean.oheter pepole' s motorbikes
are't like my dad's one it's because their is one not always clean." -ariel circa 2007
http://GPZninja.blogspot.com/
Adr approved lines will have a rubber bit swaged into the line that says adr compliant or states a adr code.
I would stay well away from the ones with the aluminium fittings that screw together i havve seenone break into about 3 peices in my hands.
I would stay well away from the ones with the aluminium fittings that screw together i havve seenone break into about 3 peices in my hands.
If I rode my bike at the speed of light, what would happen when I switched on its headlights?

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The one that I got is stainless steel stuff. Looks the treat!! It is clear coated. It's got a rubber bit inserted just don't know if they say adr stuff (not too fussed).
"my dad's motorbike is cool it is all ways clean.oheter pepole' s motorbikes
are't like my dad's one it's because their is one not always clean." -ariel circa 2007
http://GPZninja.blogspot.com/

