Old Brake Lines
Re: Old Brake Lines
And cars today have very powerful brakes, that seem to work well even when driven by idiots!
Charles
Replica 1070 R90/S (based on 82 RT)
1975 R90/6
Replica 1070 R90/S (based on 82 RT)
1975 R90/6
Re: Old Brake Lines
Thanks for the sage and common sense advice. Probably close to what I already really thought. Looks like a full set of Spiegler and a full set of BMW lines are actually pretty close in price.
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Littleleroy
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Re: Old Brake Lines
I would go with Earl's instead of Spiegler. Better quality accoring to Ted Porter.
Re: Old Brake Lines
And cheaper if you make your own.Littleleroy wrote:I would go with Earl's instead of Spiegler. Better quality accoring to Ted Porter.
I've spent most of my money on women, motorcycles, and beer.
The rest of it I just wasted.
The rest of it I just wasted.
Re: Old Brake Lines
I don't know what Ted Porter's beef is with Spiegler
but I have had nothing but good experiences with their products and service.
but I have had nothing but good experiences with their products and service.
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Littleleroy
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Re: Old Brake Lines
I don't know if it's a beef per se, but he does cite Earl's over Spiegler. Maybe he gets a better markup?
Re: Old Brake Lines
Earl's in the UK see to come with stainless bangos as standard.
Charles
Replica 1070 R90/S (based on 82 RT)
1975 R90/6
Replica 1070 R90/S (based on 82 RT)
1975 R90/6