Motorcycle Brake Line Extender Clutch Hose Extender M10 Banjo 1-1/4" Handlebars on 2040-parts.com
Zebulon, North Carolina, United States
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This is a Motorcycle Hydraulic Hose Extender manifold, manufactured by
Scootworks. It can be used on the hydraulic lines for brake hoses, as
well as the hose for hydraulic clutches on bikes so equipped. This is
designed to attach to the back side of your 1-1/4" handlebars, and allow the
use of any short hydraulic hose that uses a M10 Banjo, to extend the
hose without the need for a full hose kit on your bike. This is
especially handy on bikes with ABS and/or coordinated front/rear
braking, as those extended hose kits are very expensive. Look at the 2nd photo to get an idea how it works, seen in that picture of a full kit for a customer's custom build (hose not in cluded in this manifold kit). Free shipping
in the USA.
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