I know someone had answered this for me before but can't seem to find the answer. I'm adding a underslung caliper on the rear with a stock swingarm and not sure what length to get. Don't want to mess up and go too short and shoot myself in the foot. I'm using a ISR caliper that banjos in the middle of the caliper. Any suggestions for length? Thx!
Underslung caliper brake line length
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That would have been @ROADTOAD1340 or @Dai. I was just searching on the forum about doing this to my bike and found some posts by one of them or both stating a 26” line or something like that was needed.
Line length is measured from the very end of each banjo, so you can use a piece of string and measure it if you need to.
Makes it easy to order custom lines.
Makes it easy to order custom lines.
Exactly as I would do it . . a length of light gauge wire and bend it to the shape it needs to be up at the m/cyl end (looped) and then when it's decided the correct length is determined, straighten out the wire and measure it. Easy.
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I used a 60cm line and that was plenty of length from the rear master cylinder to a nickel Brembo caliper where the line sits in the middle.
I should have mentioned I have abs on my bike. Can't replace from master cylinder to caliper. Don't think I can anyway
Coax cable work well too
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Read this Topic : Brake Line ABS
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Rear brake line length vs Gen2? | Gen 3 Busa Information
ATC apparently includes a 60ish inch brake cable, when I inquired was told to roll it up under the tank. That's not going to happen so called Speilger for a proper length line. They don't have specs on the Gen3 but did offer Gen2 ABS fitting types (that were the same) and length of 40.9"...
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We all know the ABS Pump on a Gen2 is in diff position ,so look first for you use a COAX as example
Yeah wire sounds like a good idea to me. Stays stiff and keeps the radius as you go.
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