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flynn21atwork
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Re: braided brake lines Tue, 16 November 2004 23:48 Go to previous message
From my personal experience on the race track and road, you won't really notice that much difference unless heavily braking, from say 160+ k/ph down to 60 and below. It is under these conditions that you will notice the "solid" feel of braided lines instead of a sorta squidgyness of rubber. I also have braided lines on my bike, this is where they make an insane difference as the MC has no buffer from the vacuum booster and is totally 100% of what you are applying with your finger.

Braided lines will give you that extra 5% of feel, which can often be the difference between locking the wheel up and braking effectively, of course ABS is a different kettle of fish.
(Definatley a bit more effective with two wheels).
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Read Message   braided brake lines Sam_QTue, 16 November 2004 11:15
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Read Message   Re: braided brake lines  flynn21atworkTue, 16 November 2004 23:48
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