MOOSE OFFROAD Rear Stainless Steel Brake Line for Suzuki RM-Z S01-2-036/P

Upgrade your Suzuki RM-Z with the MOOSE OFFROAD Rear Stainless Steel Brake Line, part number S01-2-036/P. Designed for enhanced performance and durability, this brake line features swivel union ends that facilitate easier installation while eliminating kinks and stress points. Crafted by Venhill Engineering in the UK, each line is constructed from top-quality Teflon®-coated hose wrapped in durable British-made stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion. The PVC coating adds an extra layer of protection and aesthetic appeal, making this brake line a reliable upgrade for serious riders who demand high performance.
Rubber protection boots and extra-rigid tubing are integrated to shield vulnerable areas from heat and impact, preventing hose flex under compression and extending the lifespan of the line. With a minimum pressure rating of 14,000 psi, this stainless steel brake line significantly reduces expansion under pressure, translating into more consistent braking performance. It also minimizes water absorption compared to stock rubber hoses, maintaining optimal braking efficiency in various riding conditions.
Installation is straightforward thanks to the swivel union ends, which allow for flexible routing and secure attachment. This upgrade not only improves braking response but also enhances overall safety by providing a more direct and firm brake feel. Perfect for off-road applications, the MOOSE OFFROAD Stainless Steel Brake Line is a high-performance component designed to withstand the rigors of demanding riding environments while maintaining a sleek, professional appearance.

Features:

• Swivel union ends facilitate easier fitting and installation

• Constructed from Teflon®-coated hose wrapped in stainless steel for corrosion resistance

• PVC coating provides additional protection and a clean look

• Rubber protection boots and rigid tubing shield vulnerable areas from heat and impact

• Designed to withstand a minimum of 14,000 psi pressure for reliable performance

• Reduces hose expansion and water absorption, ensuring consistent braking