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schrocketeer
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Z tube, Silcone / alternate materials
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February 10, 2023, 11:39:43 AM »
For a Z-tube, is there a place to get one in Silicone, or other material, that is Not part of a set?
Seems like there should be something other than the old school radiator type material, yet not buying a complete set of rubbery hoses.
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Ken Current: 85 K100RT, 70 CT70, 91 XR250, 97 XR100, 06 YFM400. Past Bikes: 95 VLX600, 86 TRX250, 02 GZ250, 83 Z50R, 78 ATC90, 86 XR250, 79 XR500, 72 AT1, 75 YZ360, 78 DT400, 75 DT125, 73 Trail 70, Dad's bikes I rode: 69 CL175K3, 71 R5-B
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Re: Z tube, Silcone / alternate materials
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February 10, 2023, 07:00:06 PM »
Quote from: schrocketeer on February 10, 2023, 11:39:43 AM
For a Z-tube, is there a place to get one in Silicone, or other material, that is Not part of a set?
A silicone z-hose is something I hadn't considered. You've found one as part of a set? The last OEM one I bought has functioned well for 50K miles. I paid 20USD for it and there was a bag of M&Ms in the shipping box, too.
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Re: Z tube, Silcone / alternate materials
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February 10, 2023, 10:34:06 PM »
I replaced my "Z" hose 22 years ago, it was among the list of things that was suggested to do by an ex BMW mechanic. I still have the perfectly fine one that I replaced. Bike has 180,000 K''s and is 30 years old.
Regards Martin.
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