00:00Hashtag Top 5 Braided Brake Hoses for Motorcycle Repairs
00:04Bike lying in the garage with a soft, spongy lever and a puddle under the caliper?
00:09I know that panic. Well, I went through dozens of these brake lines so you don't have to,
00:14I found the best deals on the top 5 braided brake hoses for motorcycle repairs, and honestly,
00:19for the money, these are some of the best upgrades you can bolt on for almost nothing.
00:24Let's get into it. First up is this 28-degree black braided
00:28hose from 400 up to 2,200mm, and it comes with a 10mm banjo fitting which is the classic setup
00:35for
00:35a ton of Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Honda ATVs and dirt bikes. The thing I like most?
00:41It's a full-size range in one listing, so you can grab a short one for a lever line or
00:46a long one
00:46for a rear caliper run without hunting around. At around 650, and with nearly 4,500 units already
00:53sold at a 4.8 star rating, it's the cheapest way to replace a tired line on this list.
00:59Number 2 is this motorcycle and dirt bike braided steel hydraulic brake line, and this bad boy goes
01:04from 400 to 2,300mm and comes in a 90 to 28-degree fitting, which is perfect if you need
01:10that extra
01:11bend to rot it cleanly around your frame. It works for clutch lines too, and the black braided steel
01:16looks factory and race bike sharp once it's clamped down. Roughly $8, a 4.9 star average, the highest rating
01:23of the bunch and over 4,000 sold, so you know it's not a gamble. Now this one covers 300
01:29to 2,200mm,
01:31black braided, with a 10mm banjo fitting for Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Honda ATVs.
01:38Where it really earned a spot on my list is that shorter 300mm end of the range a lot of
01:43these bikes
01:43have tight, awkward little runs at the master cylinder where a huge hose is just annoying to tuck away.
01:497.15 for that flexibility, a solid 4.8 rating, and more than 4,000 sold. That's my pick if
01:56you're
01:56working on a smaller bike with cramped routing. Fourth is this universal braided steel hose from
02:02500 to 1500mm, and it doesn't just do brakes, you can use it for clutch lines, radiator, and oil cooler
02:09runs as well. That makes it the Swiss army knife of this list, especially if your machine's a bit of
02:14a mishmash of factory lines. The 28-degree banjo end is a nice touch for those awkward angles.
02:21It's the cheapest one here at under $6, still pulling a 4.8, and it moved over 4,000 units.
02:28Alright, that's my 5. Every single one of these links is sitting in the description below,
02:33so tap through and grab the length and angle that actually fits your bike before you order.
02:38If this saved you a trip to the parts counter, hit that like button, subscribe for more garage content,
02:43and drop a comment with your bike and I'll help you pick. Ride safe out there.
