Braided Front Brake line without brake line junction???

[plyzo]

I have a 1970 honda CL350 that I am converting to disc brake from a Honda CB350F. Is there a way to not have use the junction connect and simply have one braided brake line? Does anyone know where I can buy that?

Thanks so much.

 

[carnivorous chicken]

The connection houses the brake light switch. If you don't care about your front brake activating your brake light (and rely only on the rear brake to activate the brake light -- I wouldn't recommend not having a brake light at all), simply bypass it and thread the line between the forks. Later model CBs had the brake light switch mounted in the handlebar controls, so you might be able to switch these around if you still want the front brake to activate the light. It's also possible to run two braided lines through the stock 350F light switch...

 

[mydlyfkryzis]

You can use a single line, and there are hydraulic brake switched that are part of the banjo bolt at the MC.

Just do a search for that...

 

[teddpage]

You can also pick up a more modern brake master with a built in switch. I went with one from Mikesxs.com that also features a slanted reservoir for use with clip-ons, and used the braided stainless line from DCC.

But if you're in a pinch, you can use the aforementioned banjo bolt switch.