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Title: venhill brake lines Post by: gpz on October 04, 2009, 03:07:25 PM hey Manky did u use venhill reusable brake lines on your trike i have just got some venhill fittings and i got a double banjo bolt and when i tried to connect it into the golf calipers it bottomed out befor tightening up which i was unsure about even with the copper washers in it would not tighten up did u have this problem , will have to e mail venhill but just thought there may be a simple solution .
Title: Re: venhill brake lines Post by: Manky Monkey on October 04, 2009, 03:11:18 PM I used Goodridge fittings on mine. Don't remember the caliper bolts bottoming out, but have been told by the guys selling me the fittings before that if they're too long you can hacksaw the taper off the bottom & seal them with a good copper washer under the bolt head. Maybe not good engineering practice, but as long as it seals O.k it'll work fine.
Title: Re: venhill brake lines Post by: gpz on October 04, 2009, 03:17:49 PM i thought about cutting a small amount off but thoght that was a bit off a bodge will speak to venhill i think just seems a bit oddcheers manky hope u r having a good day in the shed while taz is at work.
Title: Re: venhill brake lines Post by: Manky Monkey on October 04, 2009, 03:24:44 PM Ha ha ha!!
I was in the shed earlier, but only to repair 2 yard brooms & a poo shovel for Taz. She overslept this morning, so I went in to give her a hand, which led to me being given the stuff to fix, followed by going to the petrol station for a jerry can of fuel for her Landie Discovery, (she uses one around the estate but it's not taxed or MOT'd so she can't go on-road with it). Then I helped her bring the horses in from the fields to the stables. Now I'm sorting through the photos from the bike show I was at yesterday & answering emails. In half an hours time we're meeting Renegade at the Guildford car cruise to pick up his CD of scooter photos. So no, no progress in the shed at all -again. >:( |