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Posted for "Steitle, Mark R" <mark.steitle@austin.utexas.edu>:

  I see that they also sell Kevlar brake lines.  At first glance, Kevlar
  appears to be a good replacement for the Nylaflow lines.
  Comments/concerns...
  
  Mark S.

"""
  billhogarty@hughes.net writes:
  
  	Has anyone tried the 3/16"  Stainless Steel brake lines from
  Speedway
  	motors.?   I used them when I replaced the nylaflow lines in the
  gear
  	legs with aluminum tube.  (They permit the rotation of the gear
  leg
  	trundle.)  Standard lengths are very reasonable especially when
  compared
  	with the DH prices.
  """
  You Mean These:
  
  http://www.speedwaymotors.com/p/1992,,_Stainless-Steel-Braided-Line-Hose
  .html?itemNo=BRAKE+LINES
  
  Grayhawk
  """
"""