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Long story short, I pinched my clutch cable between exhaust and rear brake reservoir. Melted that bad boy down to steel braids. She now leaks fluid from the trans.
Onto the real question. I will be adding the 12" Yaffe's soon. What cable would you recommend? Is there really a performance difference between one brand and another?
Long story short, I pinched my clutch cable between exhaust and rear brake reservoir. Melted that bad boy down to steel braids. She now leaks fluid from the trans.
Onto the real question. I will be adding the 12" Yaffe's soon. What cable would you recommend? Is there really a performance difference between one brand and another?
Just did apes on my bike. Used LA Choppers kit and would not do it again. The clutch and brake line were 3 or 4 inches too long. The puck style union for the front brake lines is too thick so the lower triple tree trim won't fit back on the bike. One of the flair fittings was not correct and leaked. They also just raised their prices that were already too high.
Dawg, is that cable about a +4" cable? I'm planning on LA Chopper 10" twin peak bars. My local dealer convinced me to buy a plus 6" cable and I think that'll be too long ( 2013 Ultra). Had it awhile, don't think they'll let me return it...
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