Stainless lines and more from XJBikes.com
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I got to say it looks like 180 bucks for a stainless set of lines for my SG. I love to support a vendor but I don't see where that benefits me in anyway shape or form. -
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If your willing to make up the significant difference in cost, I'll buy the next two sets from him.Len aka Chacal on XJbikes.com is a true Yamaha enthusiast and vendor...we all should be supporting him as he supports our Yamaha community...There may be other vendors that are cheaper but none of them are as involved as Len. He is a great vendor and I have bought stuff from him in the past. he is very communicative as a pleasure to do business with...I dont gain anything here except to hope for the continuation of fine parts and accessories for our aging XS1100s...
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Len aka Chacal on XJbikes.com is a true Yamaha enthusiast and vendor...we all should be supporting him as he supports our Yamaha community...There may be other vendors that are cheaper but none of them are as involved as Len. He is a great vendor and I have bought stuff from him in the past. he is very communicative as a pleasure to do business with...I dont gain anything here except to hope for the continuation of fine parts and accessories for our aging XS1100s...
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I think they would be interested in what you say about the rear line.
maybe take a picture and send to them? They seem to listen well to concerns.Leave a comment:
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I went with the Techs fits.They fit well but I think the rear line could be an inch or two shorter. Damn near went over the front first time I hit the breaks... Huge improvement over the old linesLeave a comment:
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Just have to Bump this so that anyone looking has the opportunity to check them out.Leave a comment:
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My main reason for those Galfers is I had an awful hard time sorting through the XJ4ever website to find what I was looking for honestly. All I found was oem style rubber lines and they were priced higher than what this stainless kit was.
If I missed something and could have supported someone for a comparable price I really apologize.Leave a comment:
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I also have some Galfer lines on one of my bikes. I love them.
Only difference I know of is that the XJ4ever lines will fit, no matter what as I personally fit all of those lines they make to every model of XS made.
I do not set prices nor profit from them. My only goal was to make S/S lines available to us all as some were quitting the production of them as the bikes get older (Think Exhaust systems).
I love it when members as yourself save money and can pass it along to others. I just hope that every seller is basing his business on old Yamaha's and sticks around. Sometimes those evilbay sellers are short lived. The guy who has the lines I helped with sponsors the XJ site, so he is an interested party.
I just would like every rider of an XS1100 to have the assured stopping power any S/S lines help to provide.Leave a comment:
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Bump...
Here's what I just ordered from eBay. $104.95 shipped.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/YAMAHA-1977-...dTB5g-&vxp=mtr
The 80SG needs to lose the stock rubber hoses before the Colorado Rally. 3Phase made a comment (something to this effect) to me at the last rally about "when the 1980 rubber blows out in 2014..."
Well, it's 2016 now. Feels good to have made the purchase.Leave a comment:
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Bumping is all I am doing. Spent quite a few bucks and a lot of time getting these perfect. Hope that members can appreciate that. I do not profit from any sales on this link or site.Leave a comment:
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