1997 Yamaha V-max Factory Front Brake Hose Set on 2040-parts.com
Middlesex, New Jersey, US
This is a set of factory front brake hoses off of a 1997 Yamaha V-Max but may fit other years and models. They are in nice shape. The longer ones are about 21" and the shorter one is 18 1/2". These are total end to end lengths. It is up to the bidder to determine if it will fit their application. It is sold as is no returns so feel free to ask questions before bidding.
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