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2001 Yamaha YZ80

Ride Engineering Front Brake Line

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Product Description

  • Ride Engineering is at the top of their game in the motorcycle industry with performance oriented products aimed at winning.
  • Constructed from flexible Dupont Teflon® steel, the Ride Engineering brake line maximizes your motorcycles stopping power without fade.
  • With the rugged construction, the Ride Engineering brake lines have close to zero expansion in even the most extreme riding conditions.
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“ This is a one size fits all brake line and it is way to short . ”
CK5150 Location: Denver, CO, USA
“ I destroyed the OEM brake line. ”
haybine Location: Cleveland, Texas
“ Great look and works great just goes on weird but still great buy... ”
kblood17 Location: layton, utah
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Location: Denver, CO, USA
Not a good product
This is a one size fits all brake line and it is way to short ... This is not a OEM style fit
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Top 1000 Contributor Verified Purchaser
Location: Cleveland, Texas
I destroyed the OEM brake line. Ride Eng. replacement was quick easy install. No issues whatsoever. And the braided line looks great. A vacuum brake bleeder made it easier but could be done without it as well.
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Verified Purchaser
Location: layton, utah
Great brake
Great look and works great just goes on weird but still great buy
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Location: Norwalk, CA
Ride Eng. SS brakeline
Ride engineering makes excellent products, above that, they have the best customer service support in the industry. After I purchased this brake line, I was having a little trouble getting it to fit, so I called Ride Eng. on a Saturday, and someone answered! From their cell phone to boot! Anyhow, I got my questioned answered and the part fit perfectly. It also works wonders. The bike stops predictably and fast. I cannot say enough about Ride and their customer support. Buy this brake line, you will not be dissapointed.
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Top 250 Contributor
Location: Santa Barbara CA
Good product. Brakes more responsive. Make sure to get clamp as well. Stock clamp doesnt work anymore(routed differently).Will rub on rotor if you dont.
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Location: grand rapids, mi
Nice solid brake line
this is big upgrade compared to what i had this is a very nice update if yours breaks. very durable steel braided line its a little nicer than the one that came with my bike which was all plastic. this made my front brake a lot more touchy and there
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Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Faulty
Not sure of the dealio, but the end fittings leaked at both ends even after I replaced the OEM washers and went a step further with copper washers. Tightening the banjo bolts well past torque specs did not resolve the issue. Can only assume there was a manufacturing problem and returned the item for money back. Major waste of time and effort.
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Top 100 Contributor
Location: Easton, PA
Go with OEM...
I went back to a new OEM after this and also a Galfer SS line I tried. I couldn't get the line far enough away from the fork tube that it didn't get hit by the upper fork tube when suspension compresses. This tears the outer plastic coating. Same price as OEM essentially, which mounts perfectly.
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Location: Portland, OR
5 Stars
The stainless steel line gets rid of that "Spongy" feeling with the stock brake line. The fading effect towards the end of a moto is no longer an issue. Braking is consistent and feel is improved greatly. A must for any racer...
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Location: Viroqua, WI
So so
I know they made this as a universal cable, but that isn't what I was looking for. It doesn't fit very good, but does work. I can't really tell much of a difference between this one and the stock one.
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“ Is this O. ”
yamaha89
“ Is it a must to buy the special brake line clamp when going to SS lines?... ”
maddogWR Location: PA
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yamaha89 Over 3 years ago
Is this O.E. routing or is it CR style?
Expert MotoSport Staff
Over 3 years ago Location: Portland, OR
If you're referring to an older yamaha than this is the CR routed front brake line.
1 month 7 days ago Location: Denver, CO, USA
Not OEM its way to short ...
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maddogWR Over 4 years ago Location: PA
Is it a must to buy the special brake line clamp when going to SS lines?
MotoSport Staff Expert
Over 4 years ago
No it's not a necessity.
Expert
Over 3 years ago
YES-braided steel lines are only about 8mm thick. Your stock line is 12mm thick. Using the stock mount will result in your new brake line slipping through the mount and possibly getting into the wheel. The last thing you want is for that line to ruin your day at the track or trail with an improper installation.
1 month 7 days ago Location: Denver, CO, USA
your OEM clamp will work ...
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