accel parts
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Cruiser
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From: Freehold NJ
accel parts
anyone have experience with accel parts.i'm looking at a brake line set .it's for 93 fxrs-sport [double disc] and it's obsolete
bills custom cycle in pa has them and claims accel made quality products.if i don't get it, the only alternative is custom by magnum.
bills custom cycle in pa has them and claims accel made quality products.if i don't get it, the only alternative is custom by magnum.
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Bought a Accel coil and looked identical to the Ultima that failed, sticker was laying in the box that needed peeled and stuck on. The darn thing has worked for 7 years and firing a 127" at this time, probaly won't start this spring now but must of got a 13 year old put this one together instead of a 9 year old.
Tourer
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From: Western CT
As the OP stated, Accel unfortunately is made overseas and their electronics are hit-or-miss. I've had no experience with their cables or hoses, but I put a set of extra long Magnum Custom Sterling Chromite cables on my '03 Heritage several years ago and they still look brand new. My brake line was a swivelfit. I found a nice one for your application. Don't freak out over the price, they are all absurdly expensive.
Clicky:
https://www.denniskirk.com/drag-spec...rd/H190076.sku
Clicky:
https://www.denniskirk.com/drag-spec...rd/H190076.sku
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Cruiser
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From: Freehold NJ
brake lines
thanks bud, thats a fine price actually cheaper than the others i was researching.
i have a dyna convertible but years ago i changed the bars to fxr sport bars so i used an oem brake line.
i have a dyna convertible but years ago i changed the bars to fxr sport bars so i used an oem brake line.
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Are you looking to keep the original OEM look to the brake lines? I used one of their brakes lines on my sporty years ago. No issues and it's been about 8 years. I would have no problem using one. YD
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Cruiser
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From: Freehold NJ
brake lines
i'm noticing parts for the bike are getting harder to find.the oem brake lines are 23 years old so i'm thinking about replacing them.years ago i changed the bars and used the dual hose set-up from a 93 fxrs-sport which is impossible to find.custom lines are very expensive,i think ronnies hd might have oem lines but they must have been on the shelf for years.red hogz found me one it should, work but looks to be universal.what have you done with your bike?
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i'm noticing parts for the bike are getting harder to find.the oem brake lines are 23 years old so i'm thinking about replacing them.years ago i changed the bars and used the dual hose set-up from a 93 fxrs-sport which is impossible to find.custom lines are very expensive,i think ronnies hd might have oem lines but they must have been on the shelf for years.red hogz found me one it should, work but looks to be universal.what have you done with your bike?
Road Master
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From: Tejas
Try looking up a hydraulic hose shop in your area. They can put together just about anything you want for about half of these retail ones you see.
Had a hydraulic clutch hose made for my shovel and it was $35 versus the $85 for he replacement at the time. Stainless fittings too.
Griz
Had a hydraulic clutch hose made for my shovel and it was $35 versus the $85 for he replacement at the time. Stainless fittings too.
Griz