Braided brake hoses

Is there a god dam site where I can put my type of bike in and just buy a complete kit for all the lines. I put my bike in at z1 enterprizes and fricken get every dam size they have. Sorry some times i dont mind shopping but my bike is not at the house and i just cant walk out and measure lines.

Kawasaki.com lists the brake hose lengths on some models, such as the 81 650-CSR & 84 GPz1100.
I do not know if their measurements are eye-to-eye or what.

Tried these websites? When I ordered braided lines for my bike, I told them what I needed from HEL, and everything fits.

Brake Lines
www.galferusa.com/html/ss_line_kits.html
inlinetube.com/
www.spieglerusa.com/cfm/brakelines.cfm
www.helusa.com
www.russellperformance.com/metric_two-line.shtml
www.goodridge.co.uk/motorcycle-brake-lines/kawasaki.htm
www.cyclebrakes.com/html/galfer_brake_lines.html

IF people want to sell parts they should have a price for the set. I shouldnt have to go look at what I have to get. If i do I will make my own much cheaper. Ok i am on a rant

Try apexbrakes.com/
I've ordered lines from him many times. Just placed an order yesterday for two bikes. You just measure your lines, look at the fittings and contact him. Make sure and let him know the make, model and year of your bike.

If you have lower handlebars then you might want a shorter brake line.

Here are the various fittings he carries apexbrakes.com/custom.asp

Prices are about $24 per line. So if you have two lines for a front disc brake you're looking at about $50 plus another $10 or so for shipping.

Build your own, thats what I'm doing. Easy to do with AN fittings.

kaw-a-holic wrote: Build your own, thats what I'm doing. Easy to do with AN fittings.

Agree!

Doubt peter would be satisfied with them though. You can't open the box and have them jump out and install themselves. :silly:

I work I work I work too fricken much

Then quit your job and get started on the bike... priorities man!

Brake line length is very easy to determine. I use a length of TV coax cable which easily bends and twist to get the right length and sag. Been buying my lines for my earlier classic bikes thru Galfer on their Custom work sheet. There are many options for Colors too.

since you work so much you could contact redline cycles.com and he will get you what you want just let the moths out of your wallet :pinch:

Im on vacation and worked today its fricken sunday but i worked