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Stainless Brake Line Modification

fishfarm

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I'm in the process of planning my brake line upgrade to braided stainless using the hose/fittings in this thread:

Homemade Stainless Brake Lines Video

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=114521

My question for those who have done it, how are the "loop - over" modifications doing? Still a good idea?

This picture is from post #81 from the above thread.

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I've been using a loopover on 2 bikes for a couple of years. No problems, works great.

Tidies up the lever end over a 2 line direct from master.
 
I've been using a loopover on 2 bikes for a couple of years. No problems, works great.

Tidies up the lever end over a 2 line direct from master.

This is true but it sure does untidy up the caliper fender area.:eek:
What's wrong with the stock configuration? If nothing else it sure does look better(stock) in my opinion.
 
This is true but it sure does untidy up the caliper fender area.:eek:
What's wrong with the stock configuration? If nothing else it sure does look better(stock) in my opinion.

Nothing wrong with the stock configuration. I currently have the 3-line setup but the loop-over has fewer parts. Just exploring the options.
 
Loop over will save money on hose ends. Nothing wrong with that.:)
 
Depending on how you do it.... Mine is tight to the fender & looks cleaner than stock in my opinion.. :)
 
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