Fuel line
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donnybach
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- What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: tenere 1vj
Tenere 700 - Previously Owned Bikes: blade, cbr6
- Location: Cardiff, UK
Fuel line
Anyone in uk know of a good fuel line supply? For my 1vj, I use the thin modern stuff at the mo so would prefer to replace with the same. Don’t want the car crap you get in Halfords etc.
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Peen
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- What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: 1988 XT600 Tenere 3AJ, Tenere 700
- Location: UK
Re: Fuel line
Personally I trust anything that comes from vehicle wiring products.co.uk, they do normal fuel lines and also one advertised as ethanol resistant and many other good things for bike restoration.
Last fuel hose I bought was from ebay though and was branded ASH, I think its a reputable manufacturer, it seemed quality compared the the hoses made from cheese ive had in the past.
Last fuel hose I bought was from ebay though and was branded ASH, I think its a reputable manufacturer, it seemed quality compared the the hoses made from cheese ive had in the past.
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donnybach
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- What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: tenere 1vj
Tenere 700 - Previously Owned Bikes: blade, cbr6
- Location: Cardiff, UK
Re: Fuel line
Thanks. 
I was on the way to work and it was pissing out behind the tap. Must’ve caught a tool on it. Luckily, as I’m a hoarder, I’ve just found a genuine new yam fuel line and clips in the bottom of a drawer
. Must’ve been a “just in case” purchase a while ago.
I was on the way to work and it was pissing out behind the tap. Must’ve caught a tool on it. Luckily, as I’m a hoarder, I’ve just found a genuine new yam fuel line and clips in the bottom of a drawer
. Must’ve been a “just in case” purchase a while ago.