Wanted - detailed images/description
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Wanted - detailed images/description
Of braided steel hose fittings for the falco - brakes and clutch please :)
(I had a wander through HEL's website and they list the falco as having either two or three front brake lines -
S : (3F/1R) Three Front Lines As Standard / Single Rear
F : (2F/1R) Two Full Length Front (Both run from Master Cylinder) / Single Rear
O : (2F/1R) Two Front (One Over Fender / Mudguard) / Single Rear
SL1000 Falco 99-05 S 3 1
SL1000 Falco 99-05 F 2 1 )
taken from https://sws1.eclipse.net.uk/www.h-e-l.c ... prilia.htm
confused.. yes I am LOL
(I had a wander through HEL's website and they list the falco as having either two or three front brake lines -
S : (3F/1R) Three Front Lines As Standard / Single Rear
F : (2F/1R) Two Full Length Front (Both run from Master Cylinder) / Single Rear
O : (2F/1R) Two Front (One Over Fender / Mudguard) / Single Rear
SL1000 Falco 99-05 S 3 1
SL1000 Falco 99-05 F 2 1 )
taken from https://sws1.eclipse.net.uk/www.h-e-l.c ... prilia.htm
confused.. yes I am LOL
Stock Falco has three front lines, but I found the old braded lines from my Fazer fitted almost perfectly with my Varobars, so mine has two front lines now. Both set-ups work, it depends on which you like the look of and which is the most practical for your choice of bars really.
S: (Like the stock lines) will have one line from a single banjo bolt on your master cylinder down to your bottom yoke area, there it will go into a bit of pipe from which two lines will come out, one going to each caliper.
F: From a double banjo bolt on your master cylinder you will have two lines, they will go one each straight to a caliper.
O: You will have one line from a single banjo bolt on your master cylinder down to one caliper, another line will go from this caliper over the top of your mudguard to the other caliper. Looks naff IMO.
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S: (Like the stock lines) will have one line from a single banjo bolt on your master cylinder down to your bottom yoke area, there it will go into a bit of pipe from which two lines will come out, one going to each caliper.
F: From a double banjo bolt on your master cylinder you will have two lines, they will go one each straight to a caliper.
O: You will have one line from a single banjo bolt on your master cylinder down to one caliper, another line will go from this caliper over the top of your mudguard to the other caliper. Looks naff IMO.
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I've been told in the past that two lines provides better braking performance than 3 lines. I've always gone this route when upgrading to braided hoses and have never been less than impressed. How much this is down to only having two hoses or the advantage gained from having two lines I don't know I have to admit.
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I just thgt that some relief on the black, with a hint of black, under the black screen may give you poor folks with a slow colour some clue as to what is about to over take you
(And I have to be honest - has taken me some time to work out exactly what that colour match is for the Yellow Falcos... it is the colour of Clotridium Difficile poo.....)
I think I may have just been crossed off some xmas card lists....
(And I have to be honest - has taken me some time to work out exactly what that colour match is for the Yellow Falcos... it is the colour of Clotridium Difficile poo.....)
I think I may have just been crossed off some xmas card lists....
Let's face it, you wouldn't go to a nurse to get good advice on a problem with a Falco - you'd choose an Engineer or a mechanic...
Black or silver...? How about the dark smoke/tinted ones? Or is that Goodrich? Anyway, you MUST go for the titanium banjo bolts!!
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