Gold spot calipers 14mm master= which brake lines??

[Killerwhale]

[fung]

perhaps this bracket is only on australian delivered bikes?
it came std with sumitomo calipers.
cheers
fung

[Killerwhale]

perhaps this bracket is only on australian delivered bikes?
it came std with sumitomo calipers.
cheers
fung

Maybe, there are differences...still agrees though that the bend is so so thinking how fast it´s rotating.

[fung]

well i'll be blowed.
i am the first one to admit fault, and after checking a pdf parts catalogue i see that bracket on the right hand forkleg the other way up combined with another rubber guide on the front guard where my bike has a blanking bung.
i can only assume when my bike was predelivered, someone thought it better on the left leg to stop the cable flapping around.
in saying all this tho, i have never ever had an issue with the speedo . . ever.
here is a picture of my bike on the day i picked it up.

my boy 103 (Large).jpg

cheers
fung

[Killerwhale]

well i'll be blowed.
i am the first one to admit fault, and after checking a pdf parts catalogue i see that bracket on the right hand forkleg the other way up combined with another rubber guide on the front guard where my bike has a blanking bung.
i can only assume when my bike was predelivered, someone thought it better on the left leg to stop the cable flapping around.
in saying all this tho, i have never ever had an issue with the speedo . . ever.
here is a picture of my bike on the day i picked it up.

my boy 103 (Large).jpg

cheers
fung

As long as it works and runs freely it´s no probs so all good!!

[fung]

i've ordered another rubber guide for the front guard.
i'll try that out eh
cheers
fung

[Killerwhale]

i've ordered another rubber guide for the front guard.
i'll try that out eh
cheers
fung

Just to let ya know, on the EU TRX it goes freely up to a guide on the lower inner side of fairing...
I really would not want that running thru the guard if something hangs and suddenly i can´t stear.

[BigAl-TC]

[quote=Just to let ya know, on the EU TRX it goes freely up to a guide on the lower inner side of fairing...
I really would not want that running thru the guard if something hangs and suddenly i can´t stear. [/quote]


I'll second that. Both my TRX's I bought new were this way.

[pbear62]

Me too - both mine have had the guide inside the fairing & a blanking plug in the front guard.