[brentwoodkris]

Tmod,
If your offer still stands to do the legwork on that end, I have a set of pre-750 lines pulled and ready to ship. Let me know what address and how to fund the work. If your schedule doesn't permit, just say and I will correspond with G&J directly. My intent is to ship four lines (3 front/1 rear) and the bolts/fittings; if they can't replace anything I need it back

Thanks for this offer!
Touch

I could do the same thing with the set of pre 600 lines that I'm pulling this week. Let me know.

[Tmod]

I could do the same thing with the set of pre 600 lines that I'm pulling this week. Let me know.

I would appreciate that, That way I can see what the difference between the two are and it will also allow G&J to make sure they have the exact measurements instead of me saying make them a inch shorter.

Will send ya my addy as well then and thanks for the offer.

Tmod

[ericej2344]

I called the nuber said it was not in service.

[Tmod]

I called the nuber said it was not in service.

Must have dialed wrong as I just got off the phone with them using that number posted.

Will be going there some time next week if ya need me to check on anything.

Tmod

[ericej2344]

I'll try him again tomorrow. I wanted to see if making both lines in a 2 line kit a foot longer would cost me extra, and how much for shipping to NC.

[BarMatt80]

I'll try him again tomorrow. I wanted to see if making both lines in a 2 line kit a foot longer would cost me extra, and how much for shipping to NC.

i would say making them longer would definately cost more. shipping i cannot speak for that but i would assume a flat rate usps priority box would be sufficient(thinking $4.05 now)

[Tmod]

I'll try him again tomorrow. I wanted to see if making both lines in a 2 line kit a foot longer would cost me extra, and how much for shipping to NC.

The line is $3.85 per foot so yeah you would end up paying $7.70 more.

Also is this for some other bike or a pre or post kat?

Tmod

[Tmod]

I had a set of lines for a Pre 750 made for Touch here on the forums.

Here they are in clear sleeving over them. You will notice that I am missing a double banjo bolt as they were out of stock and I will be getting that tomorrow.

This is the 3 line set for the front and the 1 rear.



Tmod

[Wild-Bill]

Those look SO FREAKIN' AWESOME! How much do I need to save up to get myself a set of the same?

[Touch]

Wild Bill - you hit the nail on the head; Those Look Freakin' Awesome! Thanks Tmod for getting this done for me.

[Wild-Bill]

I'd still like to know how much I need to save up to get myself a set. If it's not too intrusive, how much did they run?

[Tmod]

I'd still like to know how much I need to save up to get myself a set. If it's not too intrusive, how much did they run?

With tax and all they cost right about $90.00 USD for what you see and also the double banjo bolt which you don't see.

Tmod

[BarMatt80]

With tax and all they cost right about $90.00 USD for what you see and also the double banjo bolt which you don't see.

Tmod

is that little higher because of it being 4 line setup and an fittings?

[Tmod]

is that little higher because of it being 3 line setup and an fittings?

Yep that is the reason, You have 2 extra banjo fittings and the caliper adapter fittings as well.

The $70.00 setup was a 2 line front and 1 line rear and no adapter fittings.

Tmod

[Wild-Bill]

Pretty reasonable IMHO. I've never liked the look of two lines going to the master cylinder, not to mention the extra resistance to turning from the second hydraulic line. Probably my imagination but last time I looked at a bike with the double lines it seemed like I could feel the added tension on the bars.