RCB Teflon Stainless Steel Braided Brake Hose 950mm Titanium – 01BH004T
RCB Teflon Stainless Steel Braided Brake Hose 950mm Titanium – 01BH004T
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RCB Teflon Stainless Steel Braided Brake Hose 950mm Titanium – 01BH004T
The RCB Teflon Brake Hose (01BH004T) is a 950mm hydraulic brake line designed for compatible motorcycle braking systems. Featuring a Teflon inner hose and stainless steel braided outer layer, it is designed to handle high hydraulic pressure while offering durability and improved brake feel. Its titanium finish adds a distinctive look to your motorcycle's braking setup.
Features
- Teflon inner hose with a stainless steel braided outer layer.
- Designed to withstand high hydraulic pressure.
- Helps provide consistent brake feel and response.
- Designed to help reduce brake fade during demanding braking conditions.
- Stainless steel braided construction for durability.
- Helps dissipate heat during braking.
- Suitable for compatible front or rear brake applications.
- Titanium finish for a distinctive appearance.
Product Specifications
Brand: RCB (Racing Boy)
Product Type: Teflon Stainless Steel Braided Brake Hose
Part Number: 01BH004T
Hose Length: 950mm
Inner Hose Material: Teflon
Outer Layer: Stainless Steel Braiding
Application: Universal, subject to fitment verification
Placement: Front / Rear
Listed Models: Yamaha NMAX, Yamaha LC135, and other compatible motorcycles
Colour: Titanium
Compatibility
Designed for compatible motorcycle hydraulic braking systems. Verify the required hose length, fitting type, connection angles, and routing for your motorcycle before ordering. Universal fitment does not guarantee compatibility with every model.
Installation Information
Professional installation by a qualified motorcycle technician is strongly recommended. Ensure the hose is routed without kinks, twisting, stretching, or contact with moving or hot components. Use compatible fittings, bleed the brake system correctly, and inspect for leaks. Confirm proper brake operation before riding.
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