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Spiegler Motorcycle Brake Lines and Hoses

Having a properly functioning brake system is crucial for any motorcycle riders safety, and the brake lines and hoses are a key component of this system. Spiegler is a performance parts manufacturer that produces a large number of stainless steel braided brake lines. Spiegler offers a large number of brake lines in a variety of different color options, allowing you to customize the look of your bike.

Brake lines are an important aspect of the braking system, as it is responsible for feeding fluid into the brake pads from the braking cylinder. When the handbrake is applied, pistons work to force the fluid into the pads. This fluid transfer forces the calipers to clamp down on the rotor, which slows the bike, eventually bringing it to a stop. Motorcycles differ from cars because bikes utilize separate front and rear handbrakes, which allows a rider to apply different amounts of pressure to each wheel for smoother and more stable braking.

Consider these factors when selecting replacement brake lines:

• Materials: Many bikes come with stock lines and hoses are generally composed of rubber, but Spiegler offers many stainless-steel brake lines that are coated with Teflon. These materials decrease hose expansion, which helps to ensure strong, more effective braking.
• Fittings: Brake lines have a number of different parts, including flare nuts, banjo bolts, and union fittings. Flare nuts are used to ensure a tight seal between the hoses and reservoirs to prevent leaks. The bolts contain a small hole that runs through the middle of them, allowing fluid to pass through while preventing any air from entering the system. Union fittings function to join two pieces of line with one another and these parts are threaded to prevent air or fluid leaks.
• Setup: Spiegler offers five different hose setups, so that you will be able to find one that fits your bike and preferences. These products include either two or three lines, which are connected in various ways. Hoses can be completely separate or branch from one another, and some systems connect the two calipers to one another while connecting the reservoir with a second hose.

It is important to care for your brake lines properly so that they function effectively each and every time. Having adequate amounts of fluid in both the front and rear fluid reservoirs is critical to ensure optimal functioning, because without this fluid, the system will not work. Also, be sure to use new fluid when topping off the reservoirs as this fluid is known to absorb water over time, which can be harmful to the bike. Bleeding the system is critical and should be done every year or two because this process ensures that the fluid stays fresh to avoid damaging the lines, pads, and other parts of the bike.