galfer brake lines

[da prez]

Every time I go to E-bay or Amazon to try to get front , rear brake lines and clutch lines , they come up as not fitting. I called Galfer a while ago and the kid (ding-bat) said he could not guarantee the fit for my Valk.
 Does anyone have the correct part numbers for a 98 Standard/Tourer.
  Thanks in advance.

                              da prez

 (I am reserecting another 98 Tourer, will be for sale in the spring)

[BobB]

I had planed to install new brake lines in my '98 Tourer this winter.  I didn't realize there may be a problem.  I'll start searching and keep everyone advised. 

[flatsixrider]

I've been running lines from Spiegler for years.  Quality lines and they fit. 

http://www.spieglerusa.com

[big poppa pump]

This is the Galfer clutch line I got for my Valk. Ended up going with Goodridge for rear and front brakes (dual lines).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/331174673815?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[gordonv]

I'm only going by memory here, and may be totally wrong.

I thought Carolina Bikes and Trikes sold hard lines for the Valkyrie (or it might have been for my ACE Tourer).

[gregor]

Every time I go to E-bay or Amazon to try to get front , rear brake lines and clutch lines , they come up as not fitting. I called Galfer a while ago and the kid (ding-bat) said he could not guarantee the fit for my Valk.
 Does anyone have the correct part numbers for a 98 Standard/Tourer.
  Thanks in advance.

                              da prez

 (I am reserecting another 98 Tourer, will be for sale in the spring)

Hi,
Here you have the original numbers:
- Galfer Rear Brake Line > FK003D49R
- Galfer Front Brake Line > FK003D49F
- Galfer Clutch Line        > FK003D49CL

Good luck in your search 
Gregor

[da prez]

   Thanks to all. This board has all the answers. I try to help out when I can.

                            da prez

[Farther]

Not Galfers but from a forum sponser:  http://www.xf6-custom.com/partpages/valbrakelines.html

[BobB]

I just found a source for Galfer brake lines at MadcoRider.com.  The front set is listed at $98 on the site but after a price check, they came out to be $131.  They can make allowances for longer upper lines to accommodate risers or other handlebars.  The lines are ordered from Galfer as orders come in to MADCO.   I have delt with this little company before, they are top notch.  I am using their Cam-Lock (throttle lock) and their Drink-Caddy.  Bill, a VRCC member, rides a '98 Standard and is a joy to talk to. 

I have no association with this company, other than a client.

[Jack B]

I had Galfer lines on my Tourer, sorry can't help with part number's I bought them at the Chicago Cycle show from Galfer many years ago.
If you want my stock one's you can have them. I can give them to you at Fox and Hound next month. Unless you want them sooner.

[John Schmidt]

I just measured the lengths I wanted for the front brakes, then rode over to J&P Cycles in Daytona and bought what I needed. Bought a single line to go to the lower tree where I mounted a splitter. Then two separate lines to go to the front calipers. Got the clutch & rear brake line from Barnett as I recall.

[CoachDoc]

Also try Slingshot. He makes great quality S.S. lines in a variety of  colors. Great quality and excellent
service.

[mello dude]

If you take the time to measure and figure out what fittings you want - Coremoto is a very good source. Lines made to order.

http://www.coremoto.com/Core_Moto_Performance_Brake_Lines_s/306.htm


btw - Speigler is a great source too. I live 10 minute away from them, and used them for my VFR lines.