Galfer USA Front Brake Lines CAN-AM DS 450 MX 2010 FK003D713-3

Galfer USA Front Brake Lines for CAN-AM DS 450 MX (2010)

Stainless Steel ATV Front 3 Line Kit

When it comes to upgrading your ride, not all brake lines are created equal! Galfer’s stainless steel brake lines are crafted with precision, using only the finest materials. Each line features a DuPont virgin grade PTFE inner core and a robust 64-strand braid. The fittings? They’re top-notch, sourced from the same manufacturers trusted by Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Ducati. You can feel confident knowing that your brake lines are built with the highest quality components available.

The self-sealing T-block mounts seamlessly to the original splitter location, ensuring a perfect fit on your 2010 Can-Am DS 450 MX. Plus, we back our lines with a lifetime warrantynot just because we can, but because we believe in the quality of our products. Every kit comes complete with all necessary mounting components, extra washers, and bike-specific installation guides. Some even include DVDs to guide you through the process!

Our research and development, along with manufacturing, takes place right here in the USA, and our tech support team is always ready to assist you. Choose from a variety of lengths and colors, including clear, black, blue, green, gold, red, platinum, orange, yellow, white, and smoke. Pre-positioned Banjo fittings are also available in black, silver, gold, red, and blue. These lines are race team tested and proven to perform.

Why Upgrade to Stainless Steel Brake Lines?

Upgrading to stainless steel brake lines is one of the best first steps you can take for your ATV. Unlike stock rubber lines that can break down and expand, leading to a spongy brake feel, our steel lines eliminate that expansion. This means youll enjoy a consistent and responsive braking experience every time you hit the trail.

Fitment

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Important Documents

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