brake line kit
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- mrapriliafalco
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no - 2f - the 3s is iirc a direct replacement for what you have - one line goes down and then splits into two, one to each caliper
the 2f takes two lines from the resevoir, one to each caliper
the 2f takes two lines from the resevoir, one to each caliper
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...
as said, 2F are 2 separate lines both from the reservoir with one to each caliper. 3S is one line down to a splitter then 2 lines from the splitter (one to each caliper) which is standard.
http://helperformance.com/store/product ... ts_id=7826
http://helperformance.com/store/product ... ts_id=7826
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and, as i have said in other similar threads and posts - if you are going to change to braided hoses, it makes sense to change to two lines....
(Am fairly sure that my skill level does not notice the difference, but the blingtasic appeal cannot be denied....)
(Am fairly sure that my skill level does not notice the difference, but the blingtasic appeal cannot be denied....)
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...
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Ordered and awaiting deliveryand, as i have said in other similar threads and posts - if you are going to change to braided hoses, it makes sense to change to two lines....

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To be honest I'm quite inpressed with the Venhill lines as I love their design to allow the hose to move around to the best position for the caliper without resorting to the old rag & pliers trick.
For us summer riders having chrome banjo's is fine although I'f pay the extra for stainless if I was using it all year round of course
You can get them on fleaby for just a bit more than the Cobra lines
F9
For us summer riders having chrome banjo's is fine although I'f pay the extra for stainless if I was using it all year round of course
You can get them on fleaby for just a bit more than the Cobra lines
F9

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Titanium banjos, now we're talking 

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