Rad Hoses

[dBfazer600]

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Those look great DBfazer600!

Do you mean the chunky one at the top right hand side of the radiator is a bit short? have any of you other guys had a problem with that??

Cheers,

Chris

No its the thin long one. Had to re-rout as original is cabled tied to the chunky one.

Daz
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Ok, I see that Cai's doesn't look quite as tight as yours and he has it coming down behind the other pipe at the carb end, maybe that'll leave it a bit more slack...

Chris
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You could always do what i did by mistake & use it as the resorvoir overflow instead.


Still looks good.


I would say that though wouldnt i :rolleyes


How did you get on with the chunky one above it that goes to the filler spout.....i would have rather stormed a german foxhole than try that again :eek ......the filler end was tricky to squeeze up enough & get purchase with the clip, i kept tightening the clip on the soft bit just below.the fairing was always in the way too.
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:rollin  As I took off the original I simply lined it up the same but put clip half wa down pipe. I did this after fixing other end to radiator. I Had problems with the small hoses to radiator so I took it off fixed one hoes to radiator and other to bike then its a push on. Fixed the hose to the small metal pipe (one that is shown to haave broke in Cia photo) Had Bro to help with this part. I also drained the reserviour by disconecting the hose at the radiator side as this stops it pissing all over the bike.

Daz