Upgrade your braking system's appearance and performance with AS3 Performance Venhill brake lines. Crafted from marine - grade stainless steel, these brake lines eliminate hose expansion, greatly enhancing the feel and response of your brakes. Factory - tested to 1500 psi, they meet or exceed TUV and DOT standards. Unlike many other brake lines, AS3 Venhill brake lines feature 303 stainless steel swivel unions. This allows you to fine - tune the banjo angle for perfect alignment with the caliper and master cylinder every time. With a smooth, wipe - clean PVC finish, AS3 Performance branding, and matt black banjos and bolts, these brake lines are a significant visual upgrade over most OEM rubber hoses. They fit 1990 - 2000 Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin models. Key features include braided marine - grade stainless steel construction, DuPont PTFE heat - resistant hosing, rubber grommets to secure the lines, and an improvement in brake feel and responsiveness. All parts are in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Custom colors and orders are available upon request. The photos are stock images, but the parts you receive will be suitable 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, taking note of how it's connected to the caliper and master cylinder. Then, attach the new brake line using the provided bolts and copper washers. Adjust the banjo angle with the stainless - steel swivel unions to ensure a perfect fit. Before using the bike, check for any leaks and make sure the brakes are working properly. As for maintenance, regularly wipe the brake lines with a clean cloth to keep the PVC finish looking good. Check the connections and rubber grommets periodically to ensure they're secure. If you notice any signs of damage or wear, replace the brake line right away. Also, remember that these brake lines are factory - tested to 1500 psi, but don't subject them to extreme pressure beyond what's normal for your bike's braking system. And if you want a custom color, just make a request.
