You want Braided Cables and Brake Lines on your Harley?? Start here!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2017
- This video is the first in a series on how to measure, order and install custom braided brake lines and brake cables on Harley Davidson, Victory and Indian Motorcycles.
In this video I show how to measure existing cables, and also how to measure for a new handle bar install or fully custom build.
Great video on measuring existing lengths... But what's a good way to measure for the new longer bar that's not installed yet? If I leave the existing stock handle bar and controls on... And run a piece of string from center point of triple tree and run it taught along the stock handle bar up and to the bar end. Record measurement. Then go to the new uninstalled bar on the table and do same method. Run string from center point bar out to bar end... Do you think that would be okay? Or do I really need to go through with uninstalling the stock bar after measuring as you showed. Then install new bar and mock/re-mock. Keep in mind current bar is a standard ape that goes vertical and the new bar is a huge head bar that goes low and back. Thanks for your time.
Since after installing the Magnum Shielding Brake line have you had water get where the clear plastic is? I’ve heard that’s an issue with these
what the web address?
Do they have cables for carb bikes?
Can you give me some advise? I currently have braided cables on my 2000 Heritage Springer. I will be replacing the Mikuni HSR 42 carburetor and replacing it with a CV 40 mm carb. Will I be able to use the same cables, or do I need to start shopping for other cables?
I'm surprised you don't have more subs, your videos are surprisingly professional. Good sound, editing, camera, lighting and angles with easy instructions. Well done.
On this video, can you tell what brackets are used on this bike for the turn signal? I want to relocate the turn signals on my Rocker C to the forks but I don't like the clamps available on the market that sit either below or above the triangle where the forks are mounted (I don't know the name of that triangle part). Thanks!
Do u have a discount code? There expensive!!
Do these cables have a plastic coating on them or are they bare metal cables?
Where did you get the man in black Derby cover ? I got a very old black & white photo framed of him giving the finger ,hanging in my garage! And I am gonna look at Magnum web site for my FXR front brake line.
This dude has excellent helpful videos
These videos are perfect! I wish you kept making them
Good vid, man. I'm doing a bagger performance build and need black braided cables. Never heard of Magnum until now. Gonna hit them up. I'll give you a mention. Moto Pilot
love the videos..got them on my old sporty
quality video. thank you.
Brother thank you! Keep it up!
hey brother. by far the best video out there. i'm not a newby mechanic. but i am kind of new to wrenching on my 06 heritage custom deluxe. I bought heritage bars and was told by the Harley dealership. that the existing cables would be fine. hogwash. anyways, the other videos out there, made it seem like brain surgery just for measuring alone. your video made it clear and common sense.. so a big thank you !! by any chance, have you done the throttle cable install video yet ?
Awesome! Does GCR have an "how to" electrical extension walk through video?
Ok, thank you first of all for the video, helped a lot. And went to magnum to order cables. My cables measured out to be 42" for a dyna wide glide with ¹ ¹/2 riser, and 14"burly apes. Website has 40 1/2, and 42 ¹/2, would be ok to be little longer? And I know "that what she said" lol thank again for the video helped a lot
Thanks for your video and Thanks to Magnum Cables. Theirs is the only cable website that I have found that gives you the stock cable length and travel length. That travel length is very important. I got a clutch cable from LA Choppers and they made it with the travel length 1/2 inch too long. Don't sound like much, but I was not able to get the slack adjusted out of the cable. It was a REAL BITCH trying to make it work and then arguing with my local dealer that ordered the kit for me.