Goodridge Custom Stainless Steel Brake Line Kit (AN-3)

Once you've upgraded to disc brake setup, or if you already have one, one of the finishing touches must have is upgrading to stainless steel brake lines. Once upgraded to the stainless steel brake lines such as the ones offered by Goodridge, you'll feel better pressure when squeezing on the brake lever compared to those squishy rubbery lines that probably came stock with your bike or kit. The rubber lines are soft, squishy, with a lot of flex, because of this, the lines are also very bulky and thick. The stainless steel lines provide durability with more compact and stylish design.

The lines and fittings we offer utilize AN type fittings which originated with a military standard and specification convention. The AN fittings on the components help to provide standardization of parts, while also using a special angled fitting to provide a secure seal for the fluids being passed through them.

Along with the brake line, choose the angle and finish that suits your bike best, depending on master cylinder location and brake caliper design and angle, you may want a different angle to properly run lines that won't cause undue strain on the lines.

See the "Additional Info" for lengths common bikes and setups.

Quick Tip: grab some string and a couple of pieces of tape to measure your current length from end-to-end.

Application guide:

18" Brake Line:

• Honda Grom & MSX125 Rear Brake Line (1 x 35* Degree Banjo and 1 x 15* Degree Banjo)

21" Brake Line:

• Honda Grom & MSX125 Stretch

32" Brake Line:

• Honda Ruckus Lower with Flat Handlebar
• Honda Grom & MSX125 (2 x 35 Degree banjo)

34" Brake Line:

• Honda Ruckus
• Yamaha Zuma 125 (lowered with lower handlebar)

38" Brake Line:

• Yamaha Zuma 50 (stock)
• Yamaha Zuma 125 (stock)