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Subject: Brake Lines Author: Mike and Marcia [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Wednesday, December 05, 09:36:03pm Anyone have the braided steel brake lines that the Nor Cal Voyagers advertise in the dollar 4 dollar section? I know that most people are happy with steel brake lines over rubber becasue of less flex. I noticed the price that Nor Cal Voyagers sell for beats buying OEM parts too. Our problem is that our fittings are coroded and rusting. Our rubber hoses look to be in good shape but the fittings look as if they could give at any time (especially at the front cross-over where one line splits into two). We both work out on the island and have to park the bike next to salt water every day we ride to work. We was wondering if the all stainless steel lines would still resist corosion. We wish we had noticed this when we weres doing all that other brake work; at least we still have some DOT4 left. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Brake Lines Chuck in Indiana Thursday, December 06, 06:59:07am Try using a Speed Bleeder . . . well worth the $$ -- Andy (SC), Thursday, December 06, 10:37:56am Re: Brake Lines Don S. So. Dak. Thursday, December 06, 09:36:59am Re: Brake Lines -- richardb, austin, Thursday, December 06, 09:59:02am