Moose Racing Stainless Steel Brake Line (K02-2-033/P)

Upgrade your braking system with the Moose Offroad Stainless Steel Brake Line, part number K02-2-033/P. Designed as a direct-performance improvement over stock rubber hoses, this brake line helps reduce expansion under pressure and limits water absorption for more consistent braking response. Its high-grade stainless steel braiding helps transmit sustained braking force efficiently to the caliper while meeting or exceeding OEM requirements.
Swivel union ends simplify fitting and support a kink-free, stress-free installation. The hose is constructed from top-quality PTFE-coated material and wrapped in British-made stainless steel, then finished with a protective PVC coating for durability and a clean appearance. This combination provides reliable performance for demanding riding and driving conditions while helping protect the brake line from wear.
Rubber protection boots and extra-rigid tubing shield vulnerable areas from heat and impact while helping prevent flex under compression. Designed to withstand a minimum of 14,000 psi, the Moose Offroad K02-2-033/P brake line delivers the strength and stability needed for dependable braking performance. Its durable construction makes it a practical choice for replacing aging factory hoses or upgrading a braking system with a more responsive, long-lasting design.

Features:

• Swivel union ends simplify fitting and help prevent kinks and installation stress

• PTFE-coated hose is wrapped with British-made stainless steel for strength and durability

• PVC protective coating provides additional protection and a clean finished appearance

• Rubber protection boots and rigid tubing help shield vulnerable areas from heat and impact

• Designed to withstand a minimum of 14,000 psi

• Reduces expansion under pressure and water absorption compared with stock rubber hoses

• High-grade stainless steel braiding helps transmit sustained braking force to the caliper

• Meets or exceeds OEM requirements

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