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Spongy lever or perished hoses? We stock genuine OEM brake lines and hoses, including the Triumph Thunderbird LT 1700 front brake line from the master cylinder to the ABS modulator. Rubber hoses age and swell over time, which costs you braking feel.

When you replace a brake line, you'll need to bleed the system with fresh fluid, so read when to change your motorcycle brake fluid. A soft feel can also come from a worn lever or pedal, so check our brake pedals & levers. More parts are in our brake parts.

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FAQ – Brake Lines & Hoses

How often should I replace rubber brake lines?

Many manufacturers recommend every four to five years, and any hose that's cracked, bulging or older than about ten years should be replaced.

Do I need to bleed the brakes after replacing a line?

Yes. Any time the system is opened, it must be bled to remove air, using fresh fluid of the correct DOT rating.

Should I fit new banjo washers?

Always. Copper or aluminium sealing washers crush to seal and shouldn't be reused.

Are ABS brake lines different?

Yes. ABS bikes have extra lines running to and from the modulator, and they are specific to the model. Always match the part number.

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