| Diagram | Fig. 19 — FRONT BRAKE · ref 15 |
| Subsystem | brakes |
| Listed in parts books | 1985 |
Bundy tube L.H. - fork leg bracket to L.H. caliper
Left-hand Bundy tube brake line running from the fork leg bracket to the left front caliper.
This is the L.H. Bundy tube, the small brass or steel line that runs from the fork leg bracket down to the left-hand front brake caliper. It's part of the hydraulic front brake plumbing, carrying fluid from the mounting point on the fork leg to the caliper itself.
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Bundy tube is just the trade name for this style of brake line - a rigid, formed metal tube rather than a flexible hose, bent to a specific shape to route cleanly along the fork leg. Because it's a formed piece rather than a length of straight tubing, the L.H. and R.H. versions are shaped differently to match their respective sides.
Our catalog record on this one is thin - it only turns up in a single listing tied to 1985. If you're sourcing a replacement, check the shape and fitting ends against what's on the bike now before you install it, and give us a call if anything doesn't look like it lines up.
We've never carried this one. Tell us what you're after and we'll go looking — you'll get a price and photos before you commit to anything.
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