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My wife has a 2012 Tri Glide non abs. I put a set of reach handlebars on and need to extend the front brake line by a few inches. I was having an issue finding the correct parts so I contacted the HD Dealer to order the Clutch cable and Brake lines.
The dealer ordered a new brake line extension, full kit from MC to Both Calipers.
Drag Specialties
Part # 1741-2626 Drag Specialties Brake Line - Front - +6" - Touring - Stainless Steel - 1741-2626 - Speed Addicts
This does not fit. You can not even mount this , the hard tubing is not correct, if you place the block at the mounting point they do not clear the tree at all, and if you line up the Guide pin and mounting hole, it is turned at about 20 degres off.
Everything I read and search says this is the correct part. It looks nothing like the one that came off, although since the bike was purchased used, from a dealer, I can not say what was on there was stock.
Can anyone shed some light on this for me. I am at a loss here. This should not be that hard to find the correct parts. The dealer is no help at all.
I was trying to avoid that, I live in the middle of nowhere, there is probably not a shop capable of that within a hundred miles of me. Probably the only drawback of living out here.
I was trying to avoid that, I live in the middle of nowhere, there is probably not a shop capable of that within a hundred miles of me. Probably the only drawback of living out here.
Ah, gotcha. Although I'll ride 100 miles just to get a burger 😂
How come you didn't have to hook up the computer to the master cyclinder to bleed the lines? I've read you can't get all the air out without doing this.
I believe this is only required for ABS systems. I am about to change the brake fluid on my RK with ABS so I will have to deal with that on it. I have read that you can do it without the computer if you change the fluid by using vacuum, and not letting the MC go dry, then go ride and brake hard a few times to engage the ABS, the do a second fluid change. This makes sense to me but maybe someone here knows better.
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