[Red Skelton]

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Hi to all,

I have been doing the web for two days and no real luck.

Maybe one of you can help.

Need the following parts to get my bike on the road again.



Rear Brake Line PN 43310-MB9-781 This is the line from the caliber to a metal line that goes to a Valve Assy A. I also need the Valve Assy A PN 43560-MB-781

The metal line would be nice too.



Well have some great rides and think of me setting at home.



Thanks for your assistance.



William

 

[OnaWingAndaPrayer]

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:waving:Hello and Welcome



I was able to source a set of Stainless braided lines for my 83 at a Hydrolic hose shop . They built me all three hoses for a tick under $200 . I would think that type store could also help with the steel hard line . Sorry I cant offer anything for the valve.

 

[Dusty Boots]

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Try Cheap Cycle Parts.com - http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com/cheapcycleparts/Honda_OEM/HondaMC.asp?Type=13&A=15&B=46

I checked them out and they have your parts required except the Valve Assy A is part #43560-MB9-781 and cost - $47.11.

The other part # 43310-MB9-781 comes up asHOSE, RR. BRAKE - $25.68



Dusty

 

[Red Skelton]

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Thanks for the info.
Went to the suggested web page but when I called them they said that they could not get them.
Will check with my Honda shop about getting a line made.
Will let you know what happens.

William

 

[scotthohio]

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I will look when I get home. I think I have what you are looking for if the Interstate and Aspencade are the same.

 

[Red Skelton]

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Good Morning Scott,
I hope that you have the parts.
I do not know about the interstate.
I do know that the aspencade 1983 had a dual brake system.
The brake peddle would apply braking to the rear and one side of the front wheel. The hand brake applied braking to the other side of the front wheel.
The valve is what allowed the rear and front braking.
Await your findings.
William

 

[scotthohio]

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I looked today and I have what you are looking for. It will take me a couple of days to get the tank out and remove the valve and lines. I don't want to risk damaging anything.
I am going to try to remove the assembly as a whole unit to include the master cylinder and reservoir. This will include the brake lines and the valve.

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[Red Skelton]

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That sound great.
I was beginning to think that it was all over for my bike.
So that we can work our the shipping info and etc. give me a direct email at [email protected].
William

 

[scotthohio]

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E-mail sent

 

[Red Skelton]

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Just a note to tell everyone that I now have brakes.
After going through two sets of parts, I finally got them.
I wish to thank everyone who has assisted me.
Scott, thanks for the parts.
Good riding to everyone.
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Please look at another problem I now have as a new posting.