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yep. mine were about $450 for front and rear, and the front was two hoses from the master cylinder, rather than one hose then a T-piece, then two hoses. supposed to be better this way. great investment though, and the brakes felt a lot better straight away, more feel at the lever, more obvious adjustment options, etc. well worth the cash
that was for the full set of goodrich hoses, the best fittings on option, and the bike shop fitting them for me cause i am a complete gumby in this respect! if ya did the work yourself, then it shouldn't need to cost that much.....
ahhhh. that'd explain the excessive price then. i think a set of goodridge lines (front only, but with all the stuff u need to do it) is about $250 in australia
I got a set of front and back goodridge lines in the shop waiting for me to put them on the bike ( Tommorow or Wednesday ) with double stainless steal banjo bolts up front for the great price of $350 .....
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