Chinese Braided lines
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
Chook Tue 22 Oct 2019, 9:16 pm
gus wrote:From $5 a LINE . iM NOT THAT BRAVE .
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From $5 a LINE . iM NOT THAT STUPID!!
I've seen the results of low pressure hydraulic lines/coolers etc from China.
I can recall hearing when Holden started getting their trans coolers made in China instead of by local Adelaide manufacturer Teclamit (Tec), it was claimed Tec made more money refurbishing the Chinese imports than they would have if they had kept the contract.
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
rodent4 Wed 23 Oct 2019, 4:31 am
I had one made in Hallam recently, cost me $45 and I can "live" with that., and it looks just like the factory one 
Folk who are making legit lines have their id number in the dies that crimp the the hose ends on, so should there be a failure an investigation would lead back to them.
Folk who are making legit lines have their id number in the dies that crimp the the hose ends on, so should there be a failure an investigation would lead back to them.
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
gus Wed 23 Oct 2019, 9:58 am
There will be plenty who might be tempted to fit and sell bike . 
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
rodent4 Wed 23 Oct 2019, 4:03 pm
gus wrote:There will be plenty who might be tempted to fit and sell bike .
If someone did that and there was an incident, what a can of worms that'd be
The way I rode home from work today, I need all the brakes I can grab
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
madmax Mon 28 Oct 2019, 9:09 am
Need to be DOT, EU or ADR approved to get road worthy.gus wrote:There will be plenty who might be tempted to fit and sell bike .
We fitted Venhill lines to Kim's R1200c, clearly marked as DOT approved
I wouldn't touch chinese ones
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
Chook Mon 28 Oct 2019, 1:54 pm
The markings also need to be genuine on a product that has been tested and proven it meets either of those standardsmadmax wrote:Need to be DOT, EU or ADR approved to get road worthy.gus wrote:There will be plenty who might be tempted to fit and sell bike .
We fitted Venhill lines to Kim's R1200c, clearly marked as DOT approved
I wouldn't touch chinese ones
There are plenty of aftermarket lights with either E or DOT markings, you can print anything you like on a product in China, doesn't mean it's legitimate.
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
madmax Mon 28 Oct 2019, 4:00 pm
Clearly why you buy a reputable brand.Chook wrote:The markings also need to be genuine on a product that has been tested and proven it meets either of those standardsmadmax wrote:Need to be DOT, EU or ADR approved to get road worthy.gus wrote:There will be plenty who might be tempted to fit and sell bike .
We fitted Venhill lines to Kim's R1200c, clearly marked as DOT approved
I wouldn't touch chinese ones
There are plenty of aftermarket lights with either E or DOT markings, you can print anything you like on a product in China, doesn't mean it's legitimate.
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Re: Chinese Braided lines
gus Mon 28 Oct 2019, 9:55 pm
In Tas you don't need a rwc to sell a registered bike so the cheap lines would go un-noticed .
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