Nofear2trek
Elite Member
Braided stainless steel brake lines?
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halfSpinDoctor
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Just pulled the trigger on the Spiegler brake lines (hoses). 
. A bit pricy, but should be very nice. I will post feedback/photos when I get them installed.
I ended up going for custom colors, with blue banjo fittings and "clear smoke" lines.
I do have realistic expectations about how much they will improve brake feel (which is, probably not a whole lot vs. just bleeding and filling up fresh DOT4 regularly), but they will look nice and in theory should last the life of the vehicle, and for me that seemed worth the cost.
. A bit pricy, but should be very nice. I will post feedback/photos when I get them installed.I ended up going for custom colors, with blue banjo fittings and "clear smoke" lines.
I do have realistic expectations about how much they will improve brake feel (which is, probably not a whole lot vs. just bleeding and filling up fresh DOT4 regularly), but they will look nice and in theory should last the life of the vehicle, and for me that seemed worth the cost.
showkey
Super Mods
I would add that the stock Honda lines would last well over 20 years in normal use.
oldmanaz
Member
I used this company in Indiana to make some braided brake hoses for a couple of my bikes. Sent them the old hoses and let them know if they needed to be stock length or how much to add. Very reasonable prices and decent turn around. The owner is a nice guy and remembered me almost a year later when I sent him another set of hoses to be made.
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