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Core Moto Brake Line Kit Yamaha R6 2006-16 Translucent Blue on 2040-parts.com

US $135.00
Location:

Boise, Idaho, United States

Boise, Idaho, United States
Condition:New Brand:Core-Moto Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:Core-R6-06-16 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Core-Moto 3T Brakeline Kit for Yamaha's 2006-2016 R6

This kit has Translucent Blue Lines with  Translucent Blue Banjos with stainless steel bolts

This is a direct replacement for your OEM brake linesfor your Yamaha R6

3T means there is 1 line coming from the front master cylinder that splits into 2 lines at the lower triple clamp ( common for most race applications)

Core-moto brake lines are made in the USA have a Life Time Warranty on  Leaks,Breaks, Ruptures and any type of Failure of  Function

Brakeline kits are relatively easy to install but should be installed by a qualified mechanic 




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