P1060031.JPG;front and rear lines|||P1060032.JPG;front left brake line|||P1060033.JPG;|||P1060035.JPG;had to buy a copper washer to use on the new line on the left|||P1060036.JPG;new line installed on front left brake|||P1060037.JPG;|||P1060038.JPG;|||P1060039.JPG;rear line|||P1060040.JPG;old rear line|||P1060041.JPG;|||P1060042.JPG;|||AlbumDescription;<p>The flexible brake lines on the sonett actually looked pretty good. I have no idea if they were original or not but they didn't have any obvious cuts or anything. Still, while I was replacing the brake master cylinder and hard brake lines I figured I would do the flexible lines at the same time so I dont ever have to worry about it again.</p>
<p>I went with stainless steel lines from Mark Ashcraft. They were easy to install, about 1 hour total.</p>
<p>One odd thing though, the lines very very sturdy but all the SS lines I have seen before, like on all my motorcycles, always came with a clear plastic shroud over the stainless steel weave. These dont have that.</p>|||