Helibars sells an adjustable handlebar kit for many bikes that have tubular bars. They do not recommend removing and replacing OEM lines with longer ones. Instead, they supply a 13cm Line extension with a Bleeder banjo bolt to attach to the master cylinder. They say that little to no bleeding is required with this method. It makes sense to me and would be a lot cheaper and less time consuming than replacing entire lines. Also, this way one can easily revert to OEM setup if wanted.
I wondered what you guys with extensive hydraulic hose experience think about this.
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Helibars sells an adjustable handlebar kit for many bikes that have tubular bars. They do not recommend removing and replacing OEM lines with longer ones. Instead, they supply a 13cm Line extension with a Bleeder banjo bolt to attach to the master cylinder. They say that little to no bleeding is required with this method. It makes sense to me and would be a lot cheaper and less time consuming than replacing entire lines. Also, this way one can easily revert to OEM setup if wanted.
I wondered what you guys with extensive hydraulic hose experience think about this.
https://www.helibars.com/comfort/handlebar-risers-adaptors/hydraulic-line-extension-5-1-8-inch-13cm-length/
This is the kind of Helibar that they supply it with. ST1100 that has LBS.
https://www.helibars.com/honda/helibars-horizon-multi-axis-adjustable-handlebars-for-honda-st1100/
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