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Re: re; 1100 RSL brake line



On the '94 RS I installed 3-sets of bar-backs on top of each other.  The '94 RT cables work well, some re-routing needed.
Bob Silas
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Rob Eggers 
  To: oilheads@xxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 6:29 AM
  Subject: re; 1100 RSL brake line


  Do you have bar backs or risers? If so take the old line to local shop and
  have them add 11/2"- 2" with a new stainless steel braided line. I did and
  the cost was less than $20. Fixie problem long time! If you have stock setup
  look at another RS for position and routing, you're doing something odd.
  Rob Eggers
  Former 95 R1100RSL (I miss her very much)
  2000 R1150 GS
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  Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 16:44:02 -0400
  From: Emoto <emoto1@xxxxxxxxx>
  Subject: Re: '96 R1100RSL

  On 6/15/06, Tbag <tbagtim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  > On reassembling everything and putting on my new Metezeler front I took
  the bike off the center stand and applied the brakes to seat eveything and
  for the second time in this bike's history one of the brake hoses ballooned
  out right by the crimp to the banjo.
  >
  > So the bike is still off the road waiting for a new brake hose.
  >
  > I don't recall ever seeing a hose thread. Has anyone else experienced this
  ballooning issue? Seems like it could be a deadly one if not noticed.

  How old was that brake line? If I recall the manual correctly (and I
  may not) the brake lines are supposed to be replaced at regular
  intervals.

  Bob


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