16-02-15, 10:15 PM
The nearside hose that ends up near the sprocket gets exposed to a lot of chain oil and does perish. Mine was as soft as a raw skinless sausage after 60k miles.
Also, if it's a hole in the radiator, a good radiator repair company will be able to fix it. I had a whacking great hole punched in my £660 curved ZZR radiator by a big chunk of road debris and they managed to fix it for £60. That was the bargain of the year, I can tell you.
Also, if it's a hole in the radiator, a good radiator repair company will be able to fix it. I had a whacking great hole punched in my £660 curved ZZR radiator by a big chunk of road debris and they managed to fix it for £60. That was the bargain of the year, I can tell you.
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