Enhance your bike's braking system with AS3 Performance Venhill brake lines. Made from marine - grade stainless steel, these lines prevent hose expansion, greatly improving the feel and response of your brakes. Each line is factory - tested to 1500 psi and meets or exceeds TUV and DOT standards. Unlike ordinary brake lines, AS3 Venhill ones come with 303 stainless steel swivel unions. This allows you to adjust the banjo angle slightly for perfect alignment with the caliper and master cylinder every time. Besides performance, these lines look great. They have a smooth, wipe - clean PVC finish, AS3 Performance branding, and matt black banjos and bolts, which are a big upgrade from most OEM rubber hoses. Fits 1996 - 1998 Ducati M750 Monster. Features include braided marine - grade stainless steel, DuPont PTFE heat - resistant hosing, wipe - clean PVC finish, rubber grommets, improved brake feel and responsiveness, matt black banjos and bolts, stainless steel swivel unions, 1500 psi factory testing, DOT and TUV approval, and comes with bolts and copper washers. All parts are in stock for immediate dispatch, and custom colors/orders are available on request. Photos are stock photos, but the parts are correct for the listed models.
Using these AS3 Venhill brake lines is straightforward. First, make sure your bike is turned off and on a stable surface. Remove the old brake line carefully, then install the new AS3 Venhill line in its place. Use the included bolts and copper washers for a proper fit. Adjust the angle of the banjo using the stainless steel swivel unions to align it perfectly with the caliper and master cylinder. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the brake lines for any signs of wear or damage. You can wipe the PVC finish clean with a soft cloth to keep it looking good. Also, check the rubber grommets to ensure they are holding the lines in place. If you notice any issues, it's best to get them fixed right away. And remember, these lines are factory - tested to 1500 psi, so they're built to last, but always follow the DOT and TUV standards for safety.
