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Upgrading brakes...
Thinking about lines, pads and a good fluid....
Hard enough to justify shop expensive or easy enough DIY a 5yo could do it? Suggestions for brands also welcome.(Galfer, EBC, Carbon Lorraine, etc) |
I have Galfer on the Monster - and use EBC pads.
Though, after working with a few distributors there aren't very many differences between the big lines. I suggest giving Moto Mummy a call - tell them you're with me. They're local and I KNOW you can do this yourself. www.motomummy.com |
Easy. Do it yo'self.
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ABSOLUTELY easy, do it yourself. I'd get some EBC sintered pads, Galfer lines, and enjoy.
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Just me, but I'd only the the steel line up front given my riding style, no need for a steel line out back for me.
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Starting from an uphill stop or if I'm about to see my life flash before my eyes coming into a turn too hot, it gets used. |
Really easy, do it yourself.
we got a good thread on here about bleeding the lines, that's the hardest part and you want to get your lines bleed great for them to work awesome. |
It's on my list of shit to do to my bike... though I accidentally bought the rear pads on closeout (non-returnable) when I bought my lines... Need pads...
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As soon as my vacuum bleeder gets in I'll do a full post with pics on how to install and bleed the entire front brake system, but brakes are really easy.
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Tye, you know you're always welcome to come bring it by and I'll show you how to do this - actually, I'll just supervise and tell you how. :lol: It's my favorite wrenching.
I have a vacuum bleeder. You just need the parts/lines/pads/fluid AND find a time in my schedule. I'm game. We could make a garage party of it. |
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