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#991362 - 07/04/17 03:34 PM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
[Re: Reecehk]
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kalali
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Hi Reecehk, could you please post the Galfer part number for the 5-piece kit you ordered? All I can find is for non-ABS bikes. Thanks.
Last edited by kalali; 07/04/17 03:35 PM.
1999 R1100R ABS 2000 Buell X1 1983 Honda CB650sc
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#991384 - 07/04/17 05:47 PM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
[Re: Reecehk]
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kalali
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Thank you. I'll look at the links to see if I can only get lines for the fronts for my 1999 R1100R since the bike already has braided line for the rear.
Edited to add: I counted 6 lines including the one from the rear reservoir to the master cylinder but it appears that the kit(s) don't include that one line. Do you folks also replace that piece when replacing all the brake lines?
Last edited by kalali; 07/04/17 05:57 PM.
1999 R1100R ABS 2000 Buell X1 1983 Honda CB650sc
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#991563 - 07/06/17 04:33 AM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
[Re: kalali]
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Reecehk
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Hi, sorry I hadn't checked the post for awhile, I purchased mine here: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/84-07-R1100RT-ABS-Galfer-5-Line-Complete-Brake-Line-Kit-Black-D173-5/371561162272?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 I have got the tank off and replaced the filter, I was surprised to find the hoses were all ok, no cracks and still flexible. Also ordered a vacuum brake bleeder, I think this would be easier especially with the rear brakes. 
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#991581 - 07/06/17 12:19 PM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
[Re: szurszewski]
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It seems those hoses - especially the short "u" bit often look ok even when they have tiny fissures and pin holes. (Which is just to say do my feel like you wasted your time!) Ok, but... Age is not your friend, and when they fail, you're bollocked. Suggest you reconsider as better to establis a new baseline in one endeavor than have to piecemeal and risk being stranded. All the external maintenance, olil/filter/air filter/gas filter/lines/brake flush/lines/pads should be done after a while and mileages. Best wishes.
If my mind wanders, should I follow it? Tim Conch Town Krewe 2003 K 1200 GT 1996 R 1100 RSL 1980 R 100 RT 1972 R 75 1968 R 50 All now gone...
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#991642 - 07/07/17 12:08 AM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
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It seems those hoses - especially the short "u" bit often look ok even when they have tiny fissures and pin holes. (Which is just to say do my feel like you wasted your time!) This was supposed to say: DO NOT feel like you wasted your time. (Damn tiny phone screen and keyboard!)
*insert witty remark here*
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